Home automation is no longer the stuff of science fiction; it has become real with the concept of smart home. Equipped with latest features and technologies, a smart home is being touted as the biggest innovation in the real estate sector today, and they are more in demand.

Flexible working is expanding. Across the world, the workspace sector has been rapidly evolving and is now reaching a tipping point, with a report last year stating that 30 per cent of corporate real estate is likely to comprise of flexible workspace by 2030.

Innovation has transformed the way we think about entire industries. Disruptors like Uber, Lyft and Netflix have changed the way we look at transport and entertainment respectively. Similarly, the workspace revolution has changed business landscape as a whole.

As the price of high Global Warming Potential (GWP) refrigerants increases and regulations become tougher, Danfoss, a leader in the HVACR sector, is continuing its annual Refrigerant Week initiative to help industry professionals and decision-makers make the transition to lower-GWP refrigerants.

Delos, a wellness real estate and technology firm, has entered into an MoU with independent property consultant Knight Frank. The collaboration will leverage Knight Frank India’s property consultancy expertise and Delos’ innovative wellness technologies and programming to advance healthy buildings throughout India.

The Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC) is an ambitious infrastructure development designed to enable the efficient movement of freight containers across the vast geography of the country.

Despite the hot and dry climate of Ahmedabad, the team at TeraSpin's office at Sari, Ahmedabad, is fresh and energetic throughout the day.

After a successful launch of four products in December 2017, Caterpillar India has launched its next generation 20-tonne size class excavators, Cat® 320D3 and Cat 323D3, from its Thiruvallur manufacturing plant in Tamil Nadu, to cater to the Indian construction industry.

Twenty-eight leading Canadian urban infrastructure, Internet of things (IoT) and artificial intelligence (AI) companies visited India last month to explore collaboration opportunities with Indian businesses in the infrastructure and smart cities sector.