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The third EXPO REAL barometer of opinion paints a true picture of the mood in the real estate industry.

Successful companies know that everyone involved will benefit from sustainable logistics.

A first glimpse into the expanded EXPO REAL conference program.

Private real estate developers as sponsors are a possible solution to making Mobility as a Service the new standard.

Making real estate fit for the future: Thomas Schroeter of ImmobilienScout24 and Steffen Szeidl of Drees & Sommer on NOVA3, EXPO REAL's new hall for innovation.

I often go to Berlin on business trips and have to admit: there is something about that city. I like going there—but I like leaving even more.

The race to replace Theresa May as prime minister is down to Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt. Who will be the winner, and what will be the consequences?

Investors’ increasing awareness of Environmental, Social and Governance issues is shifting to climate change risks—and, by extension, to impact investing.

Brexit—not even Shakespeare could have written such a tragedy—or comedy. On October 31, 2019, at the latest, the UK really does plan to leave the EU.

Stronger together: Crowdinvesting unites several financiers to invest in one project who eventually will have a share of its financial success.

Expropriate housing companies to make housing affordable? Not according to Dr. Andreas Mattner, president of German real estate trade association ZIA.

A smart home as health assistant for more independence in old age? Age-friendly homes help their inhabitants to stay independent.

At home in the office, the church, even the Bureau of Code Enforcement: Is creative repurposing the solution to fight vacancies and revitalise neighbourhoods?

To start the year off right, we asked 7 renowned real estate experts to tell us their top trends, investment opportunities their own ambitions for 2019.

In order to keep up with technology and societal change, real estate as an industry will have to get its head around some totally new disciplines. Here are three new areas to think about.