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News & opinion 2 Dec 2019
What it takes for a new proptech business to succeed

Jonathan Hannam, Managing Partner of Taronga Ventures, Sydney, tells us how he identifies businesses that can navigate the worlds of big data and new technology.
News & opinion 2 Dec 2019
Use it or Lose it

The real estate industry has so far not proved adept at exploiting the data it generates. The lesson for property companies in tech-savvy Asia is: use it or lose it.
News & opinion 4 Dec 2019
Opinion: Chris Brooke FRICS

To realise the potential of digitalisation we need to standardise while we digitise, says the RICS president
News & opinion 3 Dec 2019
How to: look after your data

It’s never going to be top of your list of priorities when running a small business, so how can you ensure you’re protecting your company and your clients’ information? We ask five experts for their views
News & opinion 2 Dec 2019
Rethinking: The role of the banker

How brokers of the future will have to adapt if technological innovations and greater data accessibility change their profession.
News & opinion 24 Oct 2019
Let me introduce: mass appraisal

The explosion in the availability of property data, coupled with advances in machine learning, means the quality and transparency of automated valuation models is getting better than ever.
All news 10 Sep 2019
Renewables: it's a generation thing

Is the global leap forward in green energy being stymied by a lack of the right talent?
All news 6 Sep 2019
What if we made roads built from waste plastic?

Bans won't eradicate single-use plastic from circulation, argues "The Plastic Man of India", Dr Rajagopalan Vasudevan. We need a more innovative response
News & opinion 24 Jul 2019
RICS contribution to Pride month

RICS rounded off their Pride month celebrations by marching in the London Pride parade on Saturday 6 July.
News & opinion 22 Jul 2019
Empowering people and ensuring inclusiveness and equality

Most of the challenges facing political decision-makers and the private sector today are inextricably connected to land issues.
News & opinion 11 Jul 2019
Encouraging diversity in RICS Fellows

2019 has seen the largest increase in women becoming Fellows of RICS, but only 4% of female chartered surveyors in the UK are RICS Fellows.
Press release 4 Jul 2019
RICS is proud

Throughout Pride month we have recognised and celebrated our LGBT+ community, supporting them to achieve the full range of expression the rest of us enjoy.
News & opinion 29 May 2019
What if we readjusted the green belt?

Years of political pusillanimity have left us with a policy no longer fit for purpose, argues John Lockhart FRICS.
News & opinion 26 May 2019
Bid to make Hong Kong a "future-proof" resilient city

Growing vulnerability to climate-related catastrophes was chief among the urgent issues addressed at the RICS Hong Kong Annual Conference.
News & opinion 15 May 2019
Death by tourism: when visitors outnumber residents

Inscription as a World Heritage Site can boost local economies. But when annual visitors outnumber residents by as many as 500 to one it can have a negative impact.
News & opinion 8 May 2019
Using blockchain to own a home

A proptech startup has developed an affordable model for shared home ownership based on a blockchain network of “dwellers”, smart contracts and accumulated equity.
News & opinion 1 May 2019
Meet Alvin Leung MRICS, Young Surveyor of the Year 2019

Alvin Leung MRICS scooped the Young Surveyor of the Year Award at the RICS Awards Hong Kong 2019. Alvin tells us more about his career and what inspires him in his own words.
News & opinion 9 Apr 2019
Cyber fraud and surveying: how to handle the risks

There is increasing potential for hackers to exploit weaknesses in surveyors’ systems to access the large amounts of money they hold, argues Stuart Mangion.
News & opinion 7 Apr 2019
應對氣候暖化打造可持續發展、具抗禦力綠色城市

受全球暖化影響，極端天氣漸見頻密，颱風暴雨的破壞力大超以前。去年颱風山竹襲港，帶來天文台有紀錄以來最強的風暴潮，多區出現水浸，對本港造成嚴重破壞，估計山竹造成直接經濟損失達2億元。
News & opinion 5 Apr 2019
UK stamp duty: should it be abolished?

Four years after the last round of unpopular reforms, it’s time this tax was stamped out, argues Colliers International’s Ashley Osborne.

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