Kevin Muldoon-Smith is Senior Lecturer and Paul Greenhalgh is Professor of Real Estate and Regeneration. Both are based at the Department for Architecture and Built Environment, Northumbria University. Martin Haran is Professor of Real Estate and Urban Studies at Ulster University. In the last of this four-part series, we spoke to the experts about the sector and global dimensions of stranding risk and possible solutions.

Consumers are increasingly making sustainable lifestyle choices, but when it comes down to the money, is this transition carrying over to their personal investment decisions? Kate Capocci, Associate Director and co-manager of the Tilney Sustainable funds, assesses changing investment trends in sustainability and investor behaviour.

Kevin Muldoon-Smith is Senior Lecturer and Paul Greenhalgh is Professor of Real Estate and Regeneration. Both are based at the Department for Architecture and Built Environment, Northumbria University. Martin Haran is Professor of Real Estate and Urban Studies at Ulster University. In the third of this four-part series, we spoke to the experts about the knock-on effects of stranding risk on value.

Kevin Muldoon-Smith is Senior Lecturer and Paul Greenhalgh is Professor of Real Estate and Regeneration. Both are based at the Department for Architecture and Built Environment, Northumbria University. Martin Haran is Professor of Real Estate and Urban Studies at Ulster University. In the second of this four-part series, we spoke to the experts about risk, data availability, and the use of EPCs.

The Middle East construction industry weathered the COVID pandemic well, but persistent causes of disputes proved troublesome. How can the construction industry create a healthier contracting environment?

Senior leaders from more than 80 countries met to discuss The liveable city: Agile, healthy, resilient. Kay Pitman, RICS Thought Leadership Specialist, shares some of the key points.

The world is striving to resume normal service following the depths of the COVID-19 crisis. What measures can the industry take when operating in these uncertain times? How can it move away from damaging and divisive practices?

The European Commission has announced proposals to expand the EU emission trading system for fuel use in buildings and transport. How is the scheme designed to work, what is the impact on consumers, and will it really help the decarbonisation of the EU’s building stock?

Corruption has always plagued the construction sector. Why, and how can we fight it?