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This finding – from research Xunpeng Shi and I recently published in the journal Housing Studies – shows Chinese investors have had some effect on local house prices. However, our research also shows the impact has been much less – and less widespread – than many Australians think.

Peter Li, the general manager of the Plus Agency which sells real estate to the Chinese, said prospective buyers now had to be shown homes by appointment in large groups.

Scotland’s national innovation centre for construction and the built environment, BE-ST (Built Environment – Smarter Transformation) has welcomed 13 leading figures from across the sector onto its board to steer the delivery of its mission to accelerate the built environment’s tran

Nairobi, 12 September 2023 – Rapid urbanisation worldwide means every five days, the world adds buildings equivalent to the size of Paris, with the built environment sector already responsible for 37 per cent of global emissions. A report published today by the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) and the Yale Center for Ecosystems + Architecture (Yale CEA), under the Global Alliance for Buildings and Construction (GlobalABC), offers solutions to decarbonize the buildings and construction sector an...

Yesterday, leading figures from the world of artificial intelligence met in Derry to discuss the impact of the technology on education.

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At this rate Act may not have enough candidates to fill its list of MPs in Parliament.

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Representatives from Microsoft and the National Centre for AI are among those at the conference.

More than 3,000 delegates are visiting Queen’s and a variety of venues across Belfast for the conference, which began on Monday 30 August and runs until Saturday 2 September.A major economic and educational coup for the city, the four-day, four-night