Knight Frank plans to launch an ‘Internet of Things’ (IoT) consultancy as part of an overhaul of its digital strategy.
The first, tenant engagement platform HQO, has hired Samuel Warren as managing director for the UK.
Weighing up which new technologies will have the biggest impact on property.
America's largest homes, nicknamed McMansions, are helping to fuel a housing bubble similar to the one that precipitated the 2008 financial crisis.
American industries say they're hopeful the cash will come to fix the nation's crumbling roads and rail... eventually.
Companies across US hurrying to get their proposals in by deadline, but many believe wall will be mostly fence.
Secretary of State promised to divest stock holdings worth more than $50m within three months of confirmation.
Britain's referendum to leave the European Union is the equivalent of playing with economic fire and could cost the country more £100bn (€141bn) in trade deals, experts say.
Glut of short-term crude stockpiles hides larger problem of rebuilding Iran's oil industry, say experts.
After settlements in the US, investors to go after banks for alleged foreign-exchange manipulation in Europe.
'If you're a German customer who wants specific content, you should be able to access it in the UK,' according to patent attorney specialising in communications technology.
EU law experts and rock-star economists are calling for less sabre rattling and more Greek debt restructuring.
A new minimum wage proposed in the UK's 2015-16 post-election budget is gathering loud cries of disdain from some business groups.
Vice chairman thinks the UK should strengthen its financial ties with the union and bring London finance under EU regulation.
New designs revealed for London's latest skyscraper 22 Bishopsgate that will elbow in behind the Cheesegrater and Walkie Talkie.
Enormous changes have been set in motion in the French capital since socialist Mayor Anne Hidalgo was elected just over a year ago in April of 2014. Officials say the city is being made over for the 21st century.
Spain was one of the countries in Europe hardest hit by the global economic crisis. Foreign buyers are now eyeing the country's property at a discount.
Within the bounds of strict rules designed to keep property speculation at bay luxurious apartment buildings are rising near the route of the demolished Berlin Wall.
London's massive building boom will create Nine Elms, a new district on the Thames stretching two kilometres east from the decommissioned Battersea Power Station along the riverfront to the edge of Vauxhall.
CIM looks at 30 different metals and minerals, reviewing the past year – the growing trends, the unforeseen events – and exploring what is on the horizon.
Canadians are reshaping London's skyline as they make big bets on the global financial centre's real estate.
The oil sands industry is cautiously optimistic Prime Minister Stephen Harper will prompt a revision of EU legislation that works to curb greenhouse gas emissions.
Hotelier Fairmont is on a mission to restore historic hotels in Moscow, Boston and around the world.
A next-generation social networking site is helping people to consider their deepest dreams and desires and draft a plan to make a reality.
After languishing for decades behind boarded-up windows, dozens of the area’s centuries-old buildings are being transformed.
Canada has become the land of opportunity for P3s as cash-strapped governments cope with fiscal pressure and an infrastructure deficit. Find an earlier story on P3s.
Interdisciplinary efforts are key to outer space ventures, say NASA scientists and mining industry innovators.
Florida Marlins project only the latest for Quebec-based steel company that finds tough times are best to build stadiums