_Digital real estate and its impact on performance

The importance of understanding building performance is vital across the real estate sector for both owners and occupiers. A high-performing building brings financial benefits but also needs to consider aspects such as staff wellbeing, productivity, energy use, sustainability and user security.

Knight Frank is committed to implementing vital building performance elements throughout our assets and working with clients to look holistically at their assets, not only at financial metrics but also where a building can benefit society and perform sustainably in the short, medium and long-term. The challenge is data to measure simple performance metrics is often split between landlords and occupiers. Therefore technology needs to play a significant role in bringing the data together to monitor and enhance activity and experience and, ultimately value to both occupiers and landlords.

Knight Frank has teamed with REvolve, the Digital Real Estate Insight Council, alongside leading names in the sector on its third paper to provide a different perspective on some of the most pressing challenges and opportunities that Real Estate faces from digital transformation. The third paper, Digital Real Estate and its impact on performance, explores the importance of building performance across the sector and how operational and financial elements are driven by technology.