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December 18, 2021
Many developers, architects and construction teams are moving toward a net zero carbon build. Industry experts believe this is the best way to fulfill the Paris Climate Agreement by 2050.
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Many developers, architects and construction teams are moving toward a net zero carbon build. Industry experts believe this is the best way to fulfill the Paris Climate Agreement by 2050.
New York will become the nation’s largest city to enact a ban on gas heat and stoves in new buildings. It’s a major step away from fossil fuels that is expected to influence wider markets.
The Center for Real Estate Technology & Innovation (
Another travel startup that found itself scrambling to pivot as the COVID-19 pandemic took off is now announcing a huge round of funding after finding its feet and proving that it can grow, even under adverse circumstances.
Pabio as “Stitchfix for furniture, in Europe,” you’re probably pretty close to the mark. The company started in Switzerland a couple of years ago with a mission to stop people from buying disposable Ikea stuff for a two-year stint in an apartment, replacing it with well-styled, well-thought-out interior design su...
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A new housing development firm formed by Danish architect Bjarke Ingels and a pair of
The UK’s largest listed office developer has teamed up with BrainBox AI to cut carbon emissions from heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems through automation.
Remote work is changing the habits of America’s renters, leading to new models for how large complexes may be operated in the future, a new industry survey shows.
Constance Freedman, Founder and Managing Partner at Moderne Ventures, reveals the one question she must answer yes to in order to move forward with any new investment, and how the pandemic has fundamentally changed the mindset of investors in the industry.