- Green Watch
- 22-Nov-2022
Schroders Capital launches UK real estate impact fund
Schroders Capital has launched its place-based impact investment strategy focused on delivering positive social impact outcomes across the UK.
Read moreSchroders Capital has launched its place-based impact investment strategy focused on delivering positive social impact outcomes across the UK.
Read moreMark, a €10 bn European investment manager, has announced the awarding of the ISR-label for its Paris-focused value-add fund, MPUR.
Read moreDeepki, a company founded in 2014 that claims to be the only one in the world offering a fully populated ESG data intelligence platform for the real estate sector, has launched an ESG Index.
Read moreNREP has introduced an internal carbon tax and committed to reducing embodied and operational CO2 emissions by 30% and 50%, respectively, by the end of 2023.
Read moreA new legal ruling has taken place in the Netherlands in favour of an environmental activist group that could spell delays for many construction projects.
Read moreSwiss fund manager Susi Partners, through SEEF II, is partnering with Norwegian energy efficiency specialist Sastech to finance energy optimisation solutions, with a focus on large commercial buildings owned by corporates and public-sector entities.
Read moreAn urban regeneration project in Milan developed by real estate investor Coima is the first in the world to achieve Gold ratings in both the LEED for Cities and Communities and WELL Community certifications.
Read moreLaSalle Investment Management is playing into an emerging theme of creating real estate for fully electric fleet vehicle companies.
Read moreThe Urban Land Institute (ULI) has published guidelines for assessing and disclosing the costs of decarbonising buildings, as it warns of a ‘carbon bubble’ in the pricing of European real estate.
Read moreBridges Fund Management, MSCI and Farview Equity have been named amongst new investors in Evora Global, a UK firm advancing sustainable development goals in the global real estate industry.
Read morePortugal’s Solyd Property Developers is investing €75 mln in a new residential project in the Greater Lisbon area.