
A green recovery ‘boxed’
"To reduce carbon emissions, interventions have to be made in the construction, operation and demolition of buildings. This is leading to innovations across all phases of an I&L property’s life cycle"
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"To reduce carbon emissions, interventions have to be made in the construction, operation and demolition of buildings. This is leading to innovations across all phases of an I&L property’s life cycle"
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"ESG initiatives have rapidly gained traction, and new features and practices are emerging across all sectors. However, ESG metrics do not presently appear to be fully reflected from an economic standpoint yet. Hence, prescient asset managers and investors may be looking for opportunities to rebalance their portfolios with these factors in consideration."

"Tenant lease incentives are gradually being withdrawn as occupier demand recovers"

"Will investment be able to drive the transition to net zero in real estate by 2050?"

"We look at the key reasons why making commercial property more environmentally sustainable is less of a challenge than it is for residential stock"

"With net zero and wider sustainability agendas gathering pace, we look at how green investment can be leveraged against new and existing rural assets"

"Over a fifth of UK CO2 emissions are from residential stock, but it is also likely to be the toughest sector to decarbonise"

"Increased consideration for environmental and social returns means that investors will need to take a broader view of what constitutes a green premium"

"No green premium yet, but there are other reasons to deliver green homes"

"How do developers reconcile the environmental impact of building homes with the societal need to house people? The key may lie in understanding and minimising a building’s embodied carbon"