ESG

The non-listed real estate investment industry has seen a significant increase in the focus on ESG measures in recent years. This shift is driven by a growing awareness of real estate's impact on the environment and society, as well as legislative measures promoting sustainability and transparency. 
As a result, reporting on ESG performance has grown in importance – but not necessarily with the standardisation the industry needs for this process. Read on to learn more about a template that aims to make the ESG reporting process more efficient and effective. 

As evidence of climate change grows stronger by the day, real estate investors are becoming more aware of the potential risks of flooding to their property portfolios. A swathe of commercial tools and services have emerged to help real estate investors and managers get a handle on these risks, both in terms of the amount of damage that could occur in the future and the likely impact on asset values.