From Grosvenor to the US government, organisations are buying into the need for recording and capturing developments from start to finish.

Anastasia Stella at Waterman explains how tracking components will unlock circularity in real estate, enabling the industry to recycle or reuse whatever goes into a building.

Rethinking construction from the ground up, developer Landsec and its partners are building the first offices to meet the UKGBC’s definition of net zero.

Nearly half of respondents in a global RICS survey reported a reduction in rents or prices in buildings not classed as sustainable.

After 80 hours of printing concrete, Ontario-based Nidus3D has finished a two-storey 3D printed home in a test of how technology could speed up construction and ease a shortage in trade skills.

Falling startup valuations are an opportunity to back businesses that tackle urgent issues like the ongoing energy crisis, proptech VC Round Hill Ventures has told PlaceTech after two back-to-back investments.

The VC firm’s inaugural climate fund is the world’s largest targeting decarbonisation in real estate.

Intelligent City is one of the first North American companies to combine automation with prefabricated mass timber buildings.

Are factories the future of construction? Andrew Staniforth of Assembly OSM explores how offsite housebuilding works and how it’s evolved in the digital age.