ilke Homes picked to deliver 622-home modular site

Developers, lawyers, engineers and planners are among the first wave of property professionals to join PlaceTech and Place North West's COP26 podcast series highlighting low carbon activity in the sector in the run-up to the UN’s global climate change summit.

How can landlords stay on top of changing demands and deploy workspace tech without losing sight of what's important? PlaceTech’s latest event explored some of these office trends – from flexibility to ESG and data – with experts who have first-hand experience in the industry.

Bruntwood is to trial the installation of electric vehicle charging points across its North West portfolio.

Developers over the last year have promoted a growing number of schemes that are ‘net zero carbon-ready’. But what does that term actually mean?

CEG’s EQ building in Bristol has become the first in the world to receive WiredScore’s SmartScore certification for smart buildings.

Work by Green Building Councils in Latin America have led to the introduction of four significant building efficiency policies and the development of 10 others across the region since 2019, the World Green Building Council has said in a new report.

The city of Seattle, Washington has launched a test hub for eco-friendly last-mile delivery technology in a response to the rise of e-commerce and growing urbanism.

The built environment should be accessible to everyone, but the reality in our buildings and public spaces often falls short of that ideal. Karl Tomusk explores how the property industry tackles inclusive design and what impact tech can have on workspace access.

As buildings contribute nearly 40% of annual global greenhouse gas emissions, sustainable building projects will be vital to cities and the UK as a whole in achieving ambitious net zero targets, writes Laura Ludlow.

Sustainable, tech-enabled and supportive homes for older people have received funding through UK Research & Innovation’s £23m healthy ageing challenge.

Businesses are returning to some form of centralised working, and real estate’s concerns over a slump in office demand are waning, CBRE has said in its latest Global Investor Intentions Survey.