Building Blocks - Week 18
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Combat greenwashing in real estate
How? Stakeholders must take decisive steps towards transparency and accountability.
Tokenization and fractionalization emerge as powerful tools. By digitizing real estate assets and market data, we can enhance transparency and liquidity, facilitating effective reporting of environmental and financial targets.
By embracing Proptech solutions we will be able to measure and manage carbon emissions effectively. With talent, technology, and data at our disposal, we can drive the real estate sector towards sustainability and a carbon-neutral future.?
Q: As an architect, what type of sustainability challenges you are facing?
CF: One of the biggest challenges in sustainability for architects is showing the value of investing in building components that the client may not see but will improve the performance of the home. For example, investing in a wall assembly with a higher insulation value not only reduces your environmental impact, but it also creates a more comfortable home, improves air quality, lessens noise, saves costs on utility bills, and provides a more consistent temperature throughout the year. These benefits translate into a more enjoyable home. So, our recommendation to spend additional money on a more advanced building envelope is well supported by the benefits that the client will experience. Thinking about the lifecycle cost savings can also help make the initial investment worthwhile, and it can often be the tipping point towards a more sustainable home.
Anticipate a shift in regulatory frameworks towards stricter sustainability requirements within the real estate sector, says Andermatt Swiss Alps regional director Maureen Yeo.
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Investors in European real estate face a heightened risk that their assets will become devalued unless they invest vast sums in green renovations, thanks to a new law passed in the bloc.
The legislation in question is the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive. It’s likely to force banks and asset managers to allocate billions of euros toward renovating buildings, in order to meet new energy standards. Failure to do so raises the prospect of being unable to sell or rent.
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“Developing a Sustainable Real Estate Strategy”
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