Investing responsibly in real estate has become a growing area of interest for investors, as they align their own values with a world that is more conscious than ever before of the actions that affect our planet.
With an increasing drive for sustainable investment, its follows that buildings are more than ever demonstrate their environmental, social and governance commitments. Indeed, a growing area of focus is now for buildings that can be renovated and as such improve their carbon footprint.
Such strategies help to build a city that is more resilient and committed to the objectives set out by the Paris Accord and governments across the world. Find out more in the Real Catch Up podcast with Nehla Krir, Head of Sustainability and CSR.
Sustainable real estate is real estate where we integrate specific criteria, not just financial but extra financial. We’re talking about the energy performance of the buildings, the way people are feeling within the buildings, and perhaps whether there are specific biodiversity features. This is how we measure sustainable real estate today.
Sustainable real estate investment, what’s the benefit?
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