- Tech Watch
- 01-Nov-2023
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CBRE has appointed Belinda Norman-Walker to lead its technology, media and telecoms (TMT) sector for Continental Europe.
Read moreCBRE has appointed Belinda Norman-Walker to lead its technology, media and telecoms (TMT) sector for Continental Europe.
Read moreICG Real Estate, the real estate division of ICG, has bought a portfolio of digital infrastructure assets in central London for £125 mln (€143 mln).
Read moreBicester Motion's new £50 mln (€57 mln) Innovation Quarter has been approved by Cherwell District Council.
Read moreCommercial real estate decision makers are prioritizing technology and AI to advance sustainability goals according to new data from JLL in its Global Real Estate Technology Survey 2023.
Read morePGIM Real Estate, the global real estate asset management business of Prudential Financial, has launched RealAssetX, an innovation lab to research, develop and invest in technology that aims to accelerate advancements in the real asset industry.
Read moreSingapore’s CapitaLand Ascendas REIT (CLAR) has acquired its fifth data centre in the UK for £119.4 mln (€139.7 mln) from a global data centre operator.
Read moreUK investment platform Shojin has entered into partnerships with Linus Digital Finance, a German real estate investment platform, and Reinvest24, an Estonian real estate crowdfunding platform.
Read moreAccording to a new report from Economist Impact commissioned by law firm Osborne Clarke, digital twins are one of the most exciting new technologies for the efficient management and development of cities this century.
Read moreAirmo, a German start-up specialising in air quality and greenhouse gas emissions monitoring from space, has secured €5.2 mln in a pre-seed funding round involving a diverse group of VCs, angel investors and the European Space Agency.
Read moreLithuania’s capital Vilnius will host Europe’s largest tech office campus, as part of a €100 mln project that will offer 55,000 m2 of real estate.
Read moreSwiss real estate group Investis has boosted its real estate holdings with the CHF 139 mln (€149 mln) purchase of prime residential properties in Vaud canton.