PERE Sustainable Investing 2024

Backing ESG progress in private real estate

PERE’s 2024 Sustainable Investing report finds a tougher landscape for ESG chiefs

Sustainably-minded private real estate investors face something of an uphill struggle. ESG commitments remain relatively popular, but the real estate industry’s sustainability leads themselves are feeling burned out and frustrated by the difficulty of achieving impact. Plus, plenty of significant challenges remain at the property level, from stranded asset risk to problems accounting for embodied carbon.

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Sustainable investing in real estate: Key trends

Net zero is just one part of the sustainability story. So, where else are real estate investors focusing when it comes to ESG improvements?
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Real estate ESG professionals feel lost and burned out

Decarbonization is mission-critical for private real estate. But ESG professionals in the industry say they are too stressed and overworked to achieve meaningful change.

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Sustainability has been a growing concern over recent years and is frequently cited as a top priority by managers and investors. From simple but effective steps such as turning down the thermostats in shopping centers to more advanced measures such as fitting solar panels on the roofs of logistics assets, there are many ways managers can make buildings more sustainable, and PERE’s Sustainable Investing report is ripe with them, as it is with investor perspectives and the latest developments on standardizing carbon accounting and disclosures.

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