Tech
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Shopping around for tech’s next move
Retailers and restaurateurs are waking up to the exciting future of augmented reality
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Proptech resolutions 2017
Whether you are still clinging to the analogue world or a proptech evangelist, founder of Estates Today and tech guru Antony Slumbers offers his advice on how you and your…
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Bridging the divide between property and tech
Tech entrepreneurs must show greater empathy towards the problems experienced by property companies for the two camps to work more effectively together.
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EG property asset management conference: Align and adapt
Making sure your interests match those of your investors and preparing for the tech revolutions of the future were among the subjects under discussion at the EG property asset management conference
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Merger signals proptech confidence
The merger of VTS and Hightower this week to create a 5bn sq ft platform manager under the VTS brand worth an estimated £240m has been hailed as a vote…
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Expanding our digital domain
Following the government’s announcement that it will invest £1bn in improving connectivity across the UK, William Newton, EMEA director of WiredScore, explains what it means for businesses and consumers
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VTS and Hightower to merge
Proptech firms VTS and Hightower are joining forces to form a single leasing and asset management platform
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Auctions’ online route to growth
To many, the buzz of an auction room is addictive. For a few seconds your property is subject solely to the whims of market forces – and the skill of…
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Government housing spend set to double
Autumn Statement 2016: Housing and infrastructure targeted in £23bn spend over life of parliament
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Digitising the high street
The digital world has long been seen as a threat to the high street, but the future could see a more symbiotic relationship emerging.
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Is NearSt the app to save the British high street?
A new Deliveroo-style online delivery platform for shops could help boost sales on UK high streets.
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Space: The final frontier
Cornwall has the innovation, expertise and aesthetics to attract high-tech start-ups. But to capitalise on its success, grow-on space is a must, reports Lawrence Higgins