Connectivity key to UK’s future
As many UK workers currently sit at home and try to virtually recreate their work environment, politicians and businesses need to ask how we remain a world-leading country and economy after Brexit and the impact of Covid-19.
Proptech can lead on diversity
Put the words ‘technology’ and ‘property’ side by side and the automatic association is with disruption and modernisation. But is the forward-thinking sector really that modern?
Freeths forecast dinner: how will 2020 pan out for property?
Freeths and Property Week assembled a panel of industry experts to survey the big issues for 2020, including life after Brexit, climate change, the future of retail and the prospects for flexible offices.
Tech could be property’s Airbnb
It’s no secret that flexible working spaces have transformed the office real estate sector.
Stay ahead of the medtech boom
With a new Budget on the horizon, the government is focusing on delivering its target of increasing investment in R&D to 2.4% of GDP by 2027. Life sciences will be critical, but the industry is changing rapidly and so too is its need for space.
Tech is key to solving housing crisis
Editor: Ritam Gandhi’s recent article was a timely reminder that tech is indeed crucial to solving the UK’s housing crisis.
Tech must go direct to end user
In the third quarter of last year, global venture investments into proptech reached $24.6bn, surpassing the most optimistic estimates for the year and putting the industry on track to comfortably exceed the $30bn full-year mark.
Technology will continue to dominate next decade
Digital tools, online apps, machine learning and AI can offer a range of solutions for the property industry
