Will the Biden infrastructure bill unlock private investment in the US?
President Biden's infrastructure legislation delivers huge government funding but it must be met by private investment to transform the US
What needs to be done to stop underground station deluges
Subway stations in New York were inundated with water following heavy rain on 1 September 2021. But the Big Apple isn’t alone – over the past year we have seen similar images in other major cities, including London and Zhengzhou.
UV disinfection: Cleaning infrastructure for the return to schools and offices
Since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, owners and managers of urban buildings have struggled to find and implement effective disinfecting measures for keeping viruses and other contaminants at bay and return confidence to the people who occupy those buildings.
What is stopping Americans from getting vaccinated?
Many Americans have opted against taking the Covid-19 vaccine, but why? Is it because they vote Republican? Or that they watch Fox News? Or is it simply their age?
New York property back with a bang after 2020 slump
Real estate sales in Manhattan have skyrocketed far above their 2020 and 2019 levels.
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The data behind the electric car market’s explosive growth
Electric cars have sparked a significant advancement in automotive technology in the past 20 years.
Office demand slows but warehouses rise as cities adjust to ‘new normal’
A survey from the Site Selectors Guild shows investment in new office projects is low as a result of the remote working revolution brought about by Covid-19. However, storage demand is on the up.
The rebound of San Francisco: What will normal look like for city-lovers post-Covid-19?
Life has changed in more ways than one in the Bay Area due to the Covid pandemic, but what effect will working from home have on the housing market, and just what will the new normal look like in San Francisco when the pandemic is officially over?
Beyond picnics: The benefits of green spaces in US cities
Parks, gardens, woodlands and grass areas – people and communities use green spaces in myriad ways. Recent data has shown their social, economic and environmental benefits to society.
New York commercial real estate’s state of play
"With news that nearly 50% of New Yorkers have received one vaccine dose and indoor occupancy restrictions are easing, we’re seeing a sizable – and heartening – uptick in activity as more people head back to their offices," says Bert Rosenblatt of Vicus Partners.
How Covid-19 warped the US luxury real estate markets
The Elite Traveler Data Team analysed more than 15,000 data points in the largest 100 cities in the US.
Sygnature Discovery opens new office in San Francisco Bay Area
UK biotech company Sygnature Discovery has opened a new branch in South San Francisco, one of the largest biotech clusters in the world, to better serve customers on the US west coast.
Biden: US will double international climate finance by 2024
Under a new plan announced at Joe Biden's climate summit, the US will double its spending on international climate finance to $5.7bn by 2024.
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