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Seasons: A sustainable model for assisted living - Amvest Case Study  

Published on 12 Mar 2025

Seasons by Amvest integrates informal care within a supportive community, promoting independence and reducing reliance on formal healthcare. By fostering social interaction and efficient care delivery, it enhances well-being while lowering costs. With high occupancy rates, cost savings of up to 30%, and strong resident satisfaction, Seasons redefines assisted living as a model of connection, dignity, and sustainability.

Redefining energy efficiency: Revelop and Myrspoven’s AI-driven transformation in real estate  

Published on 12 Mar 2025

Revelop has partnered with Myrspoven to improve the energy efficiency of its properties.

Myrspoven’s AI platform, myCoreAI, was integrated to optimise energy use. It analyses data from the building and external sources, such as weather and social patterns, to create a unique algorithm tailored to each building’s specific conditions and usage.

INREV response to IOSCO Consultation on Liquidity Risk Management for Collective Investment Schemes  

Published on 12 Feb 2025

INREV emphasises that liquidity management for real estate investment funds requires a tailored approach, advocating that the use of LMTs is not limited to exceptional circumstances and stressing the importance of industry-specific best practices over a one-size-fits-all regulatory framework.

INREV response to the Platform on Sustainable Finance call for feedback on the EU Taxonomy  

Published on 11 Feb 2025

INREV supports the Platform on Sustainable Finance recommendations to improve the EU Taxonomy’s clarity, usability, and ambition but stresses the need for clearer guidance, phased implementation, harmonisation across jurisdictions, and a better understanding of the non-listed real estate investment sector to ensure practical applicability and avoid unintended consequences.

INREV response to the HMT Consultation on the UK Green Taxonomy  

Published on 11 Feb 2025

INREV response to the HMT Consultation on the UK Green Taxonomy. INREV believes that if the UK Green Taxonomy be implemented, it should be simplified, interoperable with existing frameworks (especially the EU Taxonomy), and aligned with real estate sector-specific metrics to ensure practicality, reduce reporting burdens, and support sustainable investment while avoiding unnecessary complexity and regulatory divergence.