Cement manufacturer Holcim France and French social housing provider Seqens have teamed up to construct the first fully recycled concrete building in the world.
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European residential real estate firm Heimstaden Bostad has established a combined green and sustainability-linked financing framework to enable the issuance of green and sustainability-linked financing instruments.
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German real estate investor Quadoro has expanded its range of services to include energy and sustainability audits of real estate for third parties.
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German public open-ended real estate fund Catella Wohnen Europa (CWE) has acquired 67 affordable apartments from property developer Falkowski Group for an undisclosed sum.
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US-based global real estate investor and developer Hines has set up a new global business unit to address the disruptive changes in the built environment.
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Global asset manager Nuveen has launched an Article 9 Global Real Estate Carbon Reduction strategy, focused on lowering global carbon emissions through investment in listed real estate.
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Greenman Energy, a joint venture between the Greenman Group and its fund Greenman Open, has signed a deal with Frankfurt-based developer Schoofs Immobilien to equip all its projects with rooftop solar panels and EV hyper-charging stations.
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GLP Europe, part of Singapore-based logistics developer and investor GLP, is making headway with its newly established renewable energy division by focusing on generating clean energy from ‘unused space’.
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European developer-investor Kajima Europe has joined forces with CEE private equity firm Griffin Capital Partners to take a 70% stake in Hymon, Poland's largest photovoltaic installation company.
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New research exploring the state of sustainability within the UK office market has revealed significant challenges facing landlords on the path to net zero.
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Global housing market imbalances have declined sharply over the past two years due to the global surge in inflation and interest rates, with only Zurich and Tokyo remaining in the bubble risk category.
