Our monthly roundup of real estate industry news. Here are a few of the stories that caught our attention in June. From using AI in workplace design to a call for climate regulation in planning, things in the world of real estate are changing.
Flexible working has woven its way into most businesses and their operations in one way or another, over the last few years. But there’s another side to flexibility. Flexible resource. As a business designed to provide flexible marketing resource, we thought it might be timely to explain what it means, and...
Our monthly roundup of real estate industry news. Here are a few of the stories that caught our attention in May. From a super-prime boom to increasing office attendance, a lot has been happening.
Our monthly roundup of real estate industry news. Aside from a(nother) new Prime Minister, mini-budget U-turns, and a seemingly ever-shrinking economy, in the real estate world, the focus largely remains on work and workplace. October also saw CREtech NY, see our earlier overview for a roundup on that. Health and wellbeing remain...
Our monthly roundup of real estate industry news. It’s been a busy month of events, you’ll have seen our posts on GCUC and FlexWorld in London, as well as London Design Festival. GWA FlexForward was also held in the US and the BCO Presidents lunch took place at the Guildhall in...
Over 290 million students globally are prevented from attending school every year due to overcrowding, the distance to the nearest school, or lack of infrastructure. We spoke to founder and CEO of Thinking Huts, Maggie Grout, who is on a mission to close the education opportunity gap with 3D printed schools.
July was…well…hot. As record temperatures hit the country and many of us battled fruitlessly to keep cool, there was still plenty going on in real estate. Here are some of the highlights: The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) announced the six buildings competing for the 2022 RIBA...
