Urban Splash to build its biggest modular project yet

Due for completion in 2020, the Nexus International School, located in Aljunied, central Singapore, is bringing tech to education in the form of radio frequency identification for students and staff, Apple TV, cashless card systems and more.

Scientists from four British universities will use £7m of government money to attempt to develop 1cm-long robotic devices with the ability to find and mend cracks in pipes.

5G has the potential to transform the property industry. Find out what it is, when it's happening in the UK and how it could affect your business.

More investment in innovation would attract a new wave of diverse, tech-savvy workers to construction, helping address the sector’s skills shortage, the contracting giant argues in a paper calling for accelerated innovation in the industry.

Over the holidays 179 of you completed Antony Slumbers' 'How proptech are you?' quiz. Are you mainly dinosaurs, nervous dabblers or tech dynamos?

Companies who do not manage risk and innovation better face the prospect of becoming inherently uncompetitive. That’s the message from the Institution of Civil Engineers, in a recent short paper focused on the UK built environment sector.

Proptech professionals from British Property Federation, PiLabs, VTS, WiredScore and more share their insights looking forward to the year ahead.

Join attendees including global transport company Scania, networking group PropTech House, Nordea Bank, developer Diös, smart building innovator Spaceti, 3D visualiser Vyer, law firm Bird & Bird, electric car hire company Cityzapnow and more, as PlaceTech brings its Trend Talk series to Stockholm on 29 January.

As the proptech industry matures, there are more events to attend with more panels and insightful content than ever before. Here's a list of our top 10 quotes from our own events and those that we've attended.