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Property Journal 18 Apr 2019
Property Journal: May-June 2019

How can the circular economy help address housing shortages and sustainability?
Online Training 7 Mar 2019
BIM for Fit Out Projects

3D and 6D BIM
Online Training 14 Mar 2019
Construction Contract Law Update

Legal frameworks around construction contracts.
News & opinion 9 Apr 2019
Building better homes for people with dementia

An innovative project is showcasing best practices in design and technology to assist people living with dementia.
Online Training 6 Mar 2019
Structural Appraisal and Techniques

Assessing and dealing with movement, cracking and subsidence
News & opinion 9 Apr 2019
Improving domestic energy efficiency

The University of Salford’s new Energy House 2.0 research facility is enabling even more practical and accurate assessments of energy efficiency.
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.
News & opinion 4 Apr 2019
Audience building: the world’s largest video channel about construction

We go behind the scenes at The B1M, the YouTube channel that is now the world’s largest video channel for construction, with more than seven million views per month.
News & opinion 2 Apr 2019
Young Surveyor of the Year: Laura Collins MRICS

Meet Rider Levett Bucknall associate quantity surveyor Laura Collins MRICS, the RICS Matrics Young Surveyor of the Year.
Construction Journal 27 Mar 2019
Construction Journal: April–May 2019

Insurance, bonds and taxes make up much of this issue on financial responsibility, as we refresh quantity surveyors’ and project managers’ understanding of some of their core duties.
Built Environment Journal 27 Mar 2019
Built Environment Journal: April-May 2019

Fire and safety take centre stage this issue, which looks at the publication of the second edition Surveying safely global guidance note and reflects on fire protection in a range of contexts.
News & opinion 22 Mar 2019
How is technology impacting what it means to be a professional?

Technology is calling into question the very nature of our profession, as clients become increasingly comfortable with technological advancements to fulfil their needs.
Online Training 6 Feb 2019
Japanese Knotweed and other invasive species

Risk assessment: survey, maintenance and control
Online Training 11 Feb 2019
Dilapidations: The Law & The Reality

Whether you are new to or an old hand in the field of dilapidations, it does no harm to go back to basics.
News & opinion 19 Mar 2019
Moving you up the value chain

Since it was established in 2010, RICS in South Asia's training department has provided RICS-certified training programmes to around 5,000 professionals across the region.
News & opinion 11 Mar 2019
Inside track: surveying careers in the rail industry

It’s a vast, fast-moving and complex sector that’s crying out for surveying skills. Five industry insiders reveal how to drive a career on the railways.
News & opinion 11 Mar 2019
What happens if foreign construction workers leave the UK?

An exodus of skilled employees post-Brexit will compound a problem that has been decades in the making, argues James Bryce.
News & opinion 26 Feb 2019
Lessons learned from the global financial crisis

Is the surveying industry better prepared for a downturn than it was in 2008? Martin Brühl reflects on lessons from the past and the sector's prospects for the future.
Property Journal 21 Feb 2019
Property Journal: March-April 2019

This issue looks at the future of cities – far from representing utopia, the urban environment of 20 years’ time will still feature dustbins and homelessness. In the near term, though, proptech looks set to make a big impact.
News & opinion 10 Feb 2019
Outlook for workloads positive, margins seen more mixed

Respondents to the RICS Asia Pacific Construction and Infrastructure Survey reported a mixed picture in terms of workloads in Q4 2018.

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