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Anil Sawhney

Why the Construction Industry Needs Cost Management Now More Than Ever

As the development pipeline picks up, there is no better time to refocus on these practices, argues Anil Sawhney of RICS.

Recovery Gains Traction Across Global Markets

RICS Economist Tarrant Parsons reveals the organization’s latest findings in a new podcast episode.

The Ups and Downs of CRE Construction

Materials and labor shortages are clashing with an optimistic, rebounding market, according to RICS.

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Global CRE Markets: Sentiment Continues to Edge Up

Real estate stakeholders worldwide now see recovery in progress, yet market conditions are still polarized. Hear the details from RICS Economist Tarrant Parsons in our latest podcast!

Proptech on Top of its Game: MetaProp

Accelerated by the pandemic, confidence in the industry rose to record highs in the second half of 2020.

Tarrant Parsons on CRE outlook

Real Estate Sentiment Remains Negative, But Glimmers of Hope Appear

Although investor and occupier sentiment was improving by the end of 2020, expect a bumpy recovery, warn RICS economists. Tune in for more insights!

Embracing Industrialized Construction

The strategy may hold the key to meeting workforce needs and ensure the construction industry’s long-term productivity, writes Anil Sawhney of RICS.

Tarrant Parsons, Economist, RICS. Image courtesy of RICS

Podcast: Downbeat Expectations Across Global CRE Markets

The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors’ latest international study finds that investor and occupier sentiment has shifted into negative territory. Tune in for all the details from RICS Economist Tarrant Parsons.

Podcast: Coronavirus Shifts Sentiment Across Global Markets

Investor and occupier sentiment for all major markets across the globe is now in negative territory. RICS Economist Tarrant Parsons provides the details in the latest episode of CPE’s quarterly podcast.

megacities

Top 15 Fastest-Growing Megacities: What’s Changing?

Populations in the world’s largest cities are expanding at remarkable rates. Although this is a positive trend for their economies, it also makes them vulnerable when confronted with a pandemic.