Greater Manchester announces a £1bn Good Growth Fund to deliver new homes, jobs, infrastructure and inclusive economic development across the city region.

InfraPartners, a global leader in prefabricated AI data center solutions, and JLL, one of the world’s largest real estate and investment management companies, have announced a new strategic agreement aimed at transforming how AI data centers are developed and operated.

The real estate industry has long been defined by physical assets, conventional operations, and incremental innovation. But as we enter 2026, a profound shift is underway, a shift driven by AI-native buildings.

Homes England has released initial guidance for the Social and Affordable Homes Programme (SAHP), scheduled to commence in early 2026.

The UK is experiencing an unprecedented wave of digital transformation in its built environment, driven by the rapid adoption of smart building technologies.

The Welsh Government has announced a significant expansion of its Transitional Accommodation Capital Programme (TACP) to deliver good-quality and longer-term housing at a faster pace for people in need across Wales.

The real estate industry stands at a crucial crossroads where technology continues to inject unprecedented efficiency, intelligence, and scalability into asset management, investment, and tenant experience.

Legal & General (L&G) has announced a landmark £2 billion commitment to impact investment by 2030, aimed at supporting regional growth, infrastructure, and urban regeneration across the United Kingdom.

As PropTech continues to evolve, blockchain has emerged as its most transformative enabler, modernizing transactions, enabling fractional ownership, enhancing transparency, and reducing inefficiencies.

In 2025, the commercial real estate (CRE) landscape is undergoing its most transformative decade yet.

The UK real estate sector is undergoing a profound transformation, largely driven by Property Technology (PropTech) innovations.

The UK’s transition towards net zero by 2050 has made property technology (PropTech) central to how the built environment responds to sustainability challenges.

UK PropTech is playing a crucial role in supporting the government’s net-zero targets, particularly through its alignment with the Future Homes Standard and holistic carbon neutrality goals.

The Welsh Government has partnered with Barratt Redrow to deliver the nation’s largest net zero carbon housing project, marking a major milestone in sustainable development for both Wales and the UK.

The Greater London Authority (GLA) is preparing to revise its affordable housing requirements for new developments, with proposals under discussion that could see quotas lowered from the current 35% to 20%.