Electric vehicles (EVs) have been commercially available for some time, but their popularity has been growing in recent years as greater emphasis has been placed on green alternatives to traditional fuels, and their average cost has come down. Rapid advances in technology to support EV efficiency and charging capabilities look...

A smart city is a combination of the physical buildings and infrastructure that make it up, plus the management and operational systems that manage and monitor it. But we define "smart" as more than being connected and digitally enabled. A smart city is also collaborative and sustainable, aiming to deliver...

What will the Future of Work look like? Where will people work? What jobs will they do? What are the implications for real estate? Discover our predictions for the future of work in our new interactive PDF. We explore some of the main themes, so you'll find some really interesting...

We need clean cities. They consume over two-thirds of global energy resources and account for more than 70% of CO2 emissions worldwide. More than half (56%) of the global population currently lives in an urban area. The UN expects that number to reach 68% by 2050. A new research programme...

An at-a-glance view of the scores for the 26 technologies alongside the 12 highlighted in the research – considering their ratings for impact, scalability and investment level by city. Download >

Avant l'épidémie de COVID-19, diverses sources prédisaient que deux tiers de la population mondiale vivraient en zones urbaines d’ici 2050. 90 % de la croissance urbaine se produira en Afrique et en Asie, la Chine et l’Inde devant connaître le taux le plus élevé de croissance urbaine entre 2018 et...

Our infographic considers the impact, scalability and investment of each of the 12 technologies identified – exploring Buildings & Construction Technologies, City Infrastructure Technologies and Transportation Technologies Download >