The city of Oslo, set to take the crown as European Green Capital in 2019, is showcasing its efforts at Mipim in the area of environmental improvements and combatting climate change.
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Cities need to join forces if they are to succeed in tackling the complex challenges arising from increased urbanisation and the introduction of multiple new technologies, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) will urge at Mipim this week.
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Cities are becoming economic powerhouses and centres of innovation, having to house fast-growing populations as urbanisation increases. Isobel Lee looks at the consequences for the real estate industry.
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Rotterdam is rebuilding its reputation as skyscraper capital of the Netherlands by reviving plans – shelved during the financial crisis – to build several new towers.
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Two Austrian investors and a German hotel operator have teamed up on an ambitious mixed-use complex located in what was long seen as a backwater of the Dutch capital.
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Austrian developer IES Immobilien and Vienna-based investor group Invester United Benefits are investing a 'three-digit million-euro amount' in a mixed-use development in Amsterdam’s northern waterfront area.
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A record 455 skyscrapers are set to be added to London's skyline, according to the fourth annual London Tall Buildings Survey published on Friday.
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Europe's medium-sized cities represent enormous potential for investors, delegates heard at Expo Real.
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Chinese investors have not lost confidence in new office development in central London, despite fears of oversupply amid the uncertainty generated by the outcome of last month’s referendum and the prospect of the UK leaving the European Union.
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Dutch developer Provast is to redevelop the Twin Towers in the heart of the Zuidas business district of Amsterdam on behalf of Commerz Real’s open-ended real estate fund hausInvest.
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Central London's Grade A office market has seen a 4% increase in take-up volume compared to the five-year quarterly average before the pandemic, according to new data from Cushman & Wakefield.
