Include has opened its first office overseas with the ambition of becoming the UK’s biggest supplier within five years.

The Danish architecture practice will design a 175-acre urban incubator campus in the foothills of Mount Fuji for the Japanese car giant.

What will be the implications for real estate to huge demographic change in the next decade as Baby Boomers leave the workforce and Generation Z becomes the dominant generation? Cushman & Wakefield investigates.

Connectivity is now the single most important factor for tenants when considering their information security and data privacy. No longer can legacy specifications support these demands.

Samy Kamkar, privacy and security researcher and cofounder of Openpath, joined PlaceTech to chat about the security threats in real estate, the time he was arrested by the US secret services and three simple steps companies can take to prevent being hacked.

What will the world look like in 2050? The advisory giant has produced an extensive 68-page report looking at four plausible future scenarios based on the intersection between our planet’s health and societal conditions, with an aim to inform decisions on the design and planning of the built environment.

PlaceTech spoke to Fionnuala Hogan, managing director of investment at the venture capital firm, about the fund’s plans and saving the planet by improving the industry.

Alexandra Murphy, principal associate at Mills & Reeve, takes a look at the challenges drone deliveries present for the built environment.

Andrea Chegut, director of MIT’s Real Estate Innovation Lab, shares the work going on at the lab, the built environment’s biggest challenges and the esteemed university’s tech tracker, launched on the MIPIM PropTech stage in New York with JLL.