Residential property managers ‘sleepwalking into data abuse crisis’

Synectics has secured a competitive contract to provide integrated surveillance solutions for several prestigious sites across London.

Access control companies are not new and there are many attempting to weave into the built environment, proving a challenge to owners and managers when it comes to choosing the right one.

Landlords and tenants will ditch open plan in a return to cellular and invest in responsive systems that know when you have entered the building, writes Brandon Cook.

Motorway congestion costs time and money, but Morgan Sindall Infrastructure and BAM Nuttall’s joint venture, called bmJV, has created smart CCTV to clear roads more quickly and allow faster response times when accidents happen.

The use of the technology by the King's Cross Partnership, backed by developer Argent, came under fire from the public after the UK’s data privacy regulator launched an investigation in August.

The UK’s data privacy regulator is examining property developer Argent’s use of facial recognition technology in the King’s Cross area of London.

Access startup Blue Bolt and global property firm Avison Young share how the two companies are collaborating, and the challenges involved when bringing property and technology together.

The Foundation for International Blockchain Real Estate Expertise has launched its first global industry report on how blockchain technology is being implemented in real estate, at MIPIM PropTech Europe.

Julian Barker, head of smart places at British Land, explains what the developer means by the term and the steps it is taking to make its buildings future-proof.