As shopping becomes more experiential, the importance of surrounding public spaces has increased – but balancing consumer experience with practical concerns is key.
Artificial intelligence is revolutionising data centres, creating unprecedented expansion and investment opportunities – but this sustained growth is revealing new challenges
A comparative analysis of the monthly cost of buying vs renting prime residential property in World Cities
London leads with the highest costs, while nearshoring and supply chain diversification has boosted markets in Mexico and Vietnam.
We’ve been tracking prime residential property in global cities for nearly 20 years. We explain how geopolitical and economic events have impacted the Savills World Cities Prime Residential Index.
How can countries balance land availability, food supply and consumption? The Savills Global Food Self-Sufficiency Tracker examines how 20 nations ensure they can feed their populations
Addressing environmental and social issues, while managing often rapid urban expansion, is no minor matter. And because no two cities are the same, a tailored approach to specific challenges is essential
Neuroarchitecture – the application of neuroscience to built spaces – is increasingly informing decisions about workplace design, boosting employee collaboration, focus and wellbeing.
Executive nomads are still turning to world-class destinations to deliver exceptional opportunities for their businesses and families
Whilst manufacturers have spoken at lengths about nearshoring, unravelling global supply chains isn’t easy and comes at a cost.
