New York has tasked JLL Technologies with finding proptech startups that will improve the life of tenants and the sustainability of buildings in the city.

Global real estate investor PGIM Real Estate is planning to launch a proptech incubator “in the next couple of months”, the $195bn asset manager’s European head of systems revealed at CREtech London.

As the banking sponsor of COP26, NatWest is telling the world that it takes sustainability seriously. But what does that actually involve? PlaceTech finds out.

Moorfield Group and Elkstone Partners have become the latest limited partners to join Pi Labs’ third institutional fund, Fund III.

Home to lively nightlife and buzzing pubs, Berlin has earned the title of being Europe’s hippest city. But there’s much more to the Berlin bubble, writes Drees & Sommer’s Martin Pietzonka

In the fastest recruitment of anchor participants in its accelerator’s history, MetaProp has chosen three startups from within the co-working, construction and residential property management sectors.

Is your startup the next big thing in property innovation? The MetaProp Accelerator at Columbia University programme is on the hunt for early-stage companies poised to disrupt the industry.

The inventor of a smart bike light that collects data about near miss hotspots is among the six startups in Geovation’s latest accelerator programme.

Bruntwood SciTech has received planning permission for its £210m Birmingham Health Innovation Campus, positioning the West Midlands to become a centre for the world’s fastest growing tech sector