All Science and technology articles
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NewsEvans Randall to develop £500m phase of MIRA Technology Park
Evans Randall Investors has been chosen to develop a £500m phase of an automotive technology park in the West Midlands.
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News
Otherworld signs up for two new venues
VR specialist to open near Birmingham New Street and at Nova in London’s Victoria.
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Insight
Laboratories must adapt or die
For the past 20-plus years, the life sciences industry has been focused on flexibility, where laboratories are planned and created with all systems and services in place, often before it is fully known what processes and technologies are needed.
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News
Cambridge chip-maker’s tech park HQ goes up for sale
A technology park in Cambridge has hit the market with a £62.4m price tag.
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Online
Pi Labs invests in AI retail tech firm
Pi Labs has completed its investment in the Series A fundraise for Adeptmind, an AI retail technology company creating advanced digital discovery solutions for retailers and shopping centres.
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News
BruntWood SciTech partnership secures ID Manchester project
Bruntwood SciTech to create £1.5bn campus with Manchester University after two-year selection process.
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Insight
Benefits of using end-to-end proptech platforms
Using one connected solution to manage portfolios can lower costs, balance risks and increase revenue.
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Insight
Tech-driven offices are key to attracting tech occupiers
Editor: I echo the optimism shared by Manish Chande in his recent article regarding the growth of the UK technology sector and its potential to underpin demand for workspace in the years ahead.
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Online
Technology provides the key to realising real estate’s ESG goals
While terms like ‘innovation’ and ‘technology’ have risen to near-mythical status across much of the business landscape, the property world has been historically slower and more reticent to worship at the silicon altar.
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Insight
Tech to drive workspace demand
Since the start of the pandemic, there has been fierce debate about the future of workspaces.
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Online
Bruntwood SciTech secures £95m loan
Bruntwood SciTech has secured a £95m loan to fund its growth strategy.
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News
Snapchat weighs up office options for London expansion
Social media giant eyeing up HB Reavis’s Bloom and Derwent London’s 80 Charlotte Street but could stay put.
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News
Drug developer leases 62,500 sq ft of lab space at Loughborough Science Park
A drug developer has leased 62,500 sq ft of laboratory and office space at Charnwood Campus in Loughborough, Leicestershire, as part of its growth ambitions.
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News
Science park group set up after BioCity deal
Harrison Street and Trinity joint venture sets up £450m We Are Pioneer Group.
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Professional
An opportunity for tech innovation
Technology has been invaluable for keeping contact and responding to the pandemic. It has also brought with it an opportunity for innovation.
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Professional
Could redundant space be converted for life science use?
In the past year, Covid-19 has fuelled a significant interest in life science-related real estate. Clusters of life science-related property have developed within the London-Cambridge-Oxford triangle and also in Manchester, Birmingham, Newcastle and Scotland.
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Professional
Gauging the implications of AR
I loved sci-fi as a boy. Even though I hid behind the sofa when the Daleks appeared in Doctor Who, it always inspired excitement. Proptech is real estate’s sci-fi and, of this, augmented reality (AR) is particularly exciting.
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Professional
Scenario-testing tech at the fore
Covid has forced many companies to the negotiating table with their landlords to address what some now deem to be expensive, overly long leases. Even for the few that are still committing to physical expansion, it is under markedly different terms.
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Online
Matterport EMEA MD on imminent merger: ‘We are really at the beginning of this journey’
Matterport EMEA MD James Morris-Manuel sat down with Property Week following the news of its merger with publicly listed Gores Holdings to discuss its future plans for digital real estate.
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Markets
Taking the post-Covid pulse
Some alternative sectors will continue to flourish while others will falter,
