Staff Writer

Sustainability is growing in importance, but nothing trumps location, say BCLP’s Andrew Auerbach and Kieran Saunders.

The pursuit of net-zero carbon goals in the property world is crucial to safeguard assets from depreciation, argue Nuveen’s Carly Tripp and Abigail Dean.

Delivering progress on decarbonization and social impact means investors must be fully aligned with their managers, argue Ivanhoé Cambridge’s Sunita Mahant and Simon Lauzier.

Real estate needs to embrace new technologies and new approaches if it is to hit sustainability targets, say Edge’s Coen van Oostrom and Macquarie Asset Management’s Brendan Jones.

Fidelity’s Adrian Benedict and Maarten Frouws explain why they are so excited about how decarbonization is redefining real estate in the eyes of investors.

Limited scope is an issue, but virtual methods of due diligence have had a positive effect on the overall process.

Technology is empowering landlords and tenants to work together to meet energy efficiency targets, argues Fidelity’s Christopher Lyon Lynch.

A data-led approach to global cities highlights growing populations, new industries and forward-thinking city governments, says Nuveen’s Donald Hall.

Technology is part of a solution that involves bringing together managers, investors and back-office administrators to make better decisions and improve investment performance, says Gus Harris, head of data and analytics at Alter Domus.

Logistics and light industrial investments are playing a role in evolving urban cityscapes, says Edmond de Rothschild’s Theo Soeters.