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From a climate change perspective, 2021 was another remarkable year. While not the warmest year on record, a host of extreme weather events and...
The 2011 Brisbane floods resulted in an estimated $2.38 billion in damages, with over 28,000 homes impacted. It acted to meaningfully drag on work...
Global real estate returns are looking healthy over the next five years, providing a strong relative performance versus bonds and equities. We...
Against a helpful macroeconomic background, albeit with risks, city economies will continue to recover in 2022. GDP growth will mostly be slower than...
Our new index of European real estate obsolescence finds that the Nordic countries have the lowest risk of obsolescence and are best placed for the...
A key aim of the climate negotiations at COP26 was the notion of keeping 1.5°C alive. While the emission reductions promised at Glasgow fell shy of...
Climate change is expected to have a significant impact on Africa. Therefore, the continent's preparation in expectation of further global warming is...
Infrastructure is a big part of the world’s climate change challenge—but how can the transition to net-zero global infrastructure be achieved? Oxford...
Carbon pricing – either through a tax or an emissions trading scheme – will play an integral role in efforts to reduce carbon emissions. By capturing...
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