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How the conversation around green real estate is changing Green real estate also goes well beyond the financial Ensuring a more sustainable built environment – which accounts for up to 70% of total carbon emissions in cities – can bring meaningful improvements to air quality, reducing chronic disease and improving the health of people living nearby
Green Buildings gt; Future of Real Estate | World Economic Forum Developed in conjunction with JLL and the Forum’s Real Estate CEO community, the Green Building Principles: The Action Plan for Net Zero Carbon provides a clear sequence of steps to deliver net-zero carbon buildings and along with globally applicable guidance on implementation
The 10 Green Building Principles aiming to get real estate to net zero Real estate has a key role to play in abating a climate catastrophe Only a minority of real-estate organizations have a sustainability action plan JLL and the World Economic Forum's 10 Green Building Principles establish a sustainability framework for the industry and reporting guidance to benchmark progress
How do you decarbonize real estate? An expert explains By focusing on green buildings and signing lease agreements with green buildings exclusively, tenants can drive the demand and subsequent development for sustainable real estate "Those who are already engaged in existing lease agreements can seize the opportunity to partner with their landlords and discuss ways of reducing the building’s
Banks and debt providers: the key to unlocking green finance Real estate has all the necessary tools, expertise and technology to decarbonize effectively Banks have the power to drive innovation, incentivize green retrofits and reshape the entire landscape of real estate finance Together, we really can decarbonize the built environment in ways that work for the planet, people and business
Decarbonizing real estate: How to price the net zero transition The Urban Land Institute Europe (ULI), a global network of cross-disciplinary real estate and land use experts, recently stated that “European property owners, investors and valuers have failed to account for the cost of transitioning to net zero, resulting in a widespread overvaluation of offices, shops and residential property… if transition risk costs are not factored in now by owners
A Framework for the Future of Real Estate It is a vision in which the real estate of the future is liveable, sustainable, resilient and affordable To deliver on this concept, a Framework for the Future of Real Estate was created This Framework report provides a pathway for the industry to transition to more technologically advanced, affordable, sustainable and healthy buildings
How can the real estate industry become more resilient? An expert . . . The real estate sector is increasingly focused on the resilience of assets Both climate change and the transition to net zero could have major costs for the sector The Forum spoke with Ahmed Galal Ismail, CEO of Majid Al Futtaim Properties, on how he sees the challenges and opportunities ahead for the real estate sector
COP26: Here are 7 of the worlds greenest buildings and best solutions . . . Future of Real Estate: Solutions exist, driven by digitalization to address decarbonization Image: World Economic Forum From one of the world’s tallest timber buildings in Sweden, to a school made from bamboo in Indonesia and an eco-tourism initiative to restore a national park in Rwanda, Build Better Now features 17 solutions to build more
Shiv Vikram Khemka | World Economic Forum Shiv is Vice-Chairman of SUN Group, a 120-year-old family enterprise comprised of both operating and investment companies SUN Group is active in Asset Management (Private Equity, Venture Capital, Real Estate), Natural Resources (Mining, Gold, Battery Metals), Green Infrastructure (Renewable Energy, Electric Mobility, EV Batteries), and High Technology (Aerospace, Communications, Electronics