All Science and technology articles – Page 10
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NewsMission Street and BentallGreenOak JV to create Cambridge science district
A joint venture between Mission Street and BentallGreenOak (BGO) is set to create a 23-acre science district at Coldham’s Lane in Cambridge
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NewsGrosvenor invests in digital-twin firm
Grosvenor Property UK has taken a stake in spatial data company Pupil for an undisclosed fee.
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NewsBrookfield launches ARC Oxford in £1bn life science drive
Canadian private equity firm Brookfield has begun a new £1bn drive to create science-ready space in Oxford with the launch of ARC Oxford, the former Oxford Business Park.
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OnlineHow best to tackle digital poverty in social housing?
There is no silver bullet to solving the issue but research shows it is worth the effort for society at large
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OnlineLife Sciences REIT posts maiden interim figures
Life Sciences REIT has posted a rise in net asset value (NAV) for the six months to the end of June.
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MarketsBacking the life sciences boom
With space in traditional locations tight, investors are looking further afield.
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MarketsRace for eco-energy hots up
Energy crisis could lead to green revolution in how property is powered. Adam Branson reports
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InsightDon’t abandon the digital agenda
Ever since Boris Johnson announced his intention to resign as Conservative Party leader, and de facto as prime minister, there has been much speculation and concern as to what the future holds for the Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill.
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NewsLand Registry vows to go digital to clear backlog of applications
Industry welcomes strategy to speed up processes through more online services and automated learning.
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InsightIndustry must embrace BMS tech amid climate crisis
I echo the concern expressed by Jamie Bennett-Ness in his recent article ‘Buildings fail to handle the heat’ over the failure of UK buildings to cope with the recent slew of heatwaves. However, the real estate industry should not resign itself to outdated air-conditioning systems but should instead embrace building ...
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NewsMorgan Sindall named builder for Cambridge Unity lab campus
Property investor and developer Howard Group has appointed Morgan Sindall Construction as sole contractor to build three wet laboratory buildings at Unity Campus, a life sciences cluster eight miles south of Cambridge.
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InsightExpect ups and downs as tech matures
Property Week’s latest Power of Proptech survey, supported by Freeths, reveals changing attitudes as technologies adopted during the pandemic become embedded in the sector.
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NewsC&W and JLL to market giant Canary Wharf life sciences development
Cushman & Wakefield and JLL have been appointed leasing agents for an 800,000 sq ft commercial laboratory development in London business quarter Canary Wharf.
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InsightLifecycle is just beginning for cryptocurrency
There is much talk in the media right now about cryptocurrency, some of it more negative than positive. I’ve written articles on how cryptocurrency will be a force for needed change in the hospitality industry, and how it has the potential to influence numerous markets, no matter how big or ...
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NewsLloyds Bank claims digital payment first
Lloyds Bank says it has completed the UK’s first digital promissory note purchase, which the high street giant says could open up new possibilities for construction and property financing.
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NewsOxitec announces Milton Park HQ expansion
Biotech company Oxitec has announced that it is expanding its HQ at Milton Park in Oxfordshire, doubling its size at the science park.
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NewsLife Science REIT draws down £37m to develop Cambridge and London assets
Life Science REIT has drawn down £37.2m from its £150m debt facility with HSBC to fund the development of sites in Cambridge and London.
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NewsDream Factory takes Shoreditch office spot
Truman Estates has signed content creation company The Dream Factory to its 4 Chance Street building in Shoreditch, replacing previous occupiers Gucci and Beats by Dre.
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ProfessionalConnectivity key to levelling up
The pandemic, recent rail strikes and a change in work culture have all helped support the trajectory of flexible working. Despite the ability for many to work from home, connectivity remains a barrier up and down the country.
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InsightAI will take over repetitive tasks in the workplace
AI is already in the workplace – but perhaps not obviously so. Already, there are lots of AI tools out there that support businesses with improving data processing and consistency by reducing human error. AI does this by taking over repetitive tasks and analysing data to isolate trends and ...
