
How does this affect strategies for green real estate investors?
"Increased consideration for environmental and social returns means that investors will need to take a broader view of what constitutes a green premium"
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"Increased consideration for environmental and social returns means that investors will need to take a broader view of what constitutes a green premium"
"We look at the key reasons why making commercial property more environmentally sustainable is less of a challenge than it is for residential stock"
"Policy stability and long-term vision from the government is needed to enable the real estate industry to make a smooth transition to a low-carbon economy"
"Will investment be able to drive the transition to net zero in real estate by 2050?"
"We look at the initiatives around the world that reward climate-friendly farming practices"
"Will recent changes to planning policy change the market for speculative development?"
"Local plans on new developments and the built environment are playing a key role in ensuring the UK’s commitment to achieve net zero by 2050 is met"
"The emissions of residential property could be halved if all properties were upgraded through improvements to their current estimated EPC potential"
"The UK’s commitment to net zero emissions by 2050 has boosted interest in carbon offsetting markets and the regulation that underpins them. For rural land managers, increasing climate agenda action presents significant opportunities but also potential risks"
"Green issues matter to Brightonians. Like so many cities though, there is a long way to go in cutting its carbon emissions from its built environment"