Green Office Buildings: Greater Demand, Higher Rents, Reduced Costs, Less Risk, Lower Cap Rates, Maximum Value This whitepaper is based on an article published by …
The Commercial Real Estate (CRE) industry has been slow to fully embrace Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DE&I). One explanation, from our point of view, is that people of “less-privileged identities”, who currently work in the industry, have not yet made a meaningful and compelling connection between the work they do every day and the potential social, demographic, employment, and economic impacts that CRE can generate.
Amanda Gorman’s poem read at President Biden’s inauguration.
Real estate investors across the board are showing more interest in sustainable platforms. ESG may not yet be in our everyday vocabulary when it comes to real estate, but the same focus on environmental, social and governance issues that is gaining traction among institutional investors is starting to resonate with HNWIs, family offices, and other investors as well.
ESG is the fastest growing, most impactful new development metric in the global investment community, directly tied to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDG’s), now governing more than 60% of the total Assets Under Management with $40T so benchmarked in the United States alone.
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