RLI Investors (RLI), an independent asset and fund manager, and a specialist for logistics properties, is developing a logistics warehouse for third-party use measuring around 10,200 sq m on a plot measuring 21,500 sq m with its project company RLI Development at the Wolfhagen/Breuna location near Kassel. 

YIT, Finland’s largest construction company, operating in ten countries, has acquired a 20 per cent share in Nuuka, a Finnish software company specialising in solutions for the real estate industry. 

As part of its strategy to engage with tenants both onsite and online, Nuveen Real Estate has rolled out the workplace experience technology Lane at another of its landmark properties. The move brings Lane’s web and mobile platform to The Gardens at 780 Third Avenue, one of Nuveen’s premier office towers, located between East 48th and 49th streets in Midtown Manhattan’s coveted Plaza District. 

CleanAir Spaces has developed a new technology to help make indoor air spaces safer as part of the response to Covid-19.

National proptech firm, MakeUrMove, has secured a GBP1.3 million funding package from shareholders to achieve its ambitious growth targets. 

Knight Frank and EIT Climate-KIC, have partnered with the Mayor of London and the London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC) to boost the procurement of clean technology across London’s public sector.

Six months on from the lockdown instigated in March 2020 due to the onset of Covid-19, Drooms has surveyed approximately 540 institutional real estate investors in Europe to examine how the pandemic has impacted the adoption of digitisation within the European property market. 

International real estate advisor Savills, has launched the Savills Insights app in Italy for the first time. The instant, two-way communication app is provided by leading global proptech company, Mallcomm, who supported the Savills team with the successful launch. 

The Future Works, AshbyCapital and U+I’s office development in Slough, is now the town’s first smart office building, thanks to the integration of Smart Spaces’ technology. 

It is essential for firms with offices in Luxembourg to build strong digitally enabled operations if they are to remain competitive as the Grand Duchy experiences an influx of players in the wake of a potential no-deal Brexit.