MIPIM-World Blog

Cities rely on systems that pollute our world. Sustainability expert Rachel Armstrong looks at how nature could breathe life into urban architecture.

A look at current and future needs for office space. Are we going to see declining square feet per worker? This article goes into the factors that will affect the answer to this question. 

Researchers from the University of Georgia have developed methods to harness electricity from plants during photosynthesis.

Employing novel engineering, materials and psychology, a Swiss team will attempt to soar coast to coast this summer

The annual Rush Hour Race from Somerville to Boston proved that taking the T during a morning commute to the city was the quickest route to work.

While many "green" building techniques have become the norm for new construction, panelists at a recent ULI forum say significant opportunities exist for upgrading or retrofitting buildings with green systems and technology.

Inna Panchuck, a Russian born national residing in America, is shocked at the impressive growth of Russian property development presented at MIPIM this year.

At MIPIM 2013, an expert panel explored why the United States is so attractive to global investors.

The UK-based retailer Marks & Spencer has announced a sweeping initiative that will aim to make green-related clauses standard within all of its leases for new shopping center space across the United Kingdom.

"For those building owners, a new financing program, Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) finance, has been created to help make energy-efficiency upgrades less of a financial barrier."