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Climate change is the health and economic challenge of our time, writes Abigail Dean, Nuveen Real Estate’s head of sustainability.
A new generation of residential tenants and office workers is driving the health and well-being credentials of real estate up the responsible investment agenda. Amy Carroll reports.
Real estate, with one of the highest carbon footprints of any industry, arguably has a greater responsibility to embrace energy transition than most, writes Amy Carroll.
Price matters if your mission is to maximize economic returns over a long investing horizon, writes Bill Schwab, principal at Real Estate Investments.
The private real estate sector is more serious than ever about sustainable investing practices and Nuveen Real Estate’s head of sustainability, Abigail Dean, explains why it also maximizes returns.
Shifting to a low-carbon economy is a daunting task, but real estate investors are embracing the challenge, writes Amy Carroll.
The past decade has seen ESG issues become a core part of investment decision-making, writes Nuveen’s head of real estate and real assets, Mike Sales.
The trend for city living is creating opportunity for investors, but property owners and managers need to ensure assets are resilient for the long term, writes Amy Carroll.
The sector must shift toward a more sustainable future, say the fund managers at Brunswick Real Estate, Aksel Lundquist and Annina Salakka, and together borrowers and lenders can drive progress.
The executive director of the Urban Land Institute’s Center for Sustainability and Economic Performance, Billy Grayson, highlights emerging best practice.
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