- Green Watch
- 06-Jul-2022
ULI UK Annual Conference 2022: greenwashing criticism ‘kind of misses the point’
The ULI’s UK annual conference 2022 held in London on Tuesday this week focussed on ESG 2030: The Future of Sustainable Real Estate.
Read moreThe ULI’s UK annual conference 2022 held in London on Tuesday this week focussed on ESG 2030: The Future of Sustainable Real Estate.
Read moreWhat will the office look like in a post-Covid era, and how can its impact on the environment be minimised? Drees & Sommer is putting the latest technology and insights to the test at its new HQ in Stuttgart.
Read moreHines, the global real estate firm, has revealed it is setting a target of net-zero operational carbon by 2040.
Read morePrivate property company, Grosvenor, has set up an alternative investment team to back UK companies that use new technology to can ultimately help achieve national climate targets alongside commercial goals.
Read moreUK REIT Segro has started work to deliver a refurbishment scheme on the Slough Trading Estate that will raise the bar in terms of its environmental sustainability.
Read moreCapMan, the Helsinki-based company with a prominent real estate division, has published its sustainability report for 2021/2022.
Read moreCheyne Capital, the alternative investment manager which was a first mover when it launched its debut Social Impact Property strategy in November 2014, has received a complimentary report from The Good Economy (TGE), an impact advisory firm.
Read moreBridges Fund Management (Bridges), a specialist sustainable and impact investor, has announced the final close of Bridges Property Alternatives Fund V at its hard cap of £350 mln (€408 mln) – the largest fund Bridges has raised to date.
Read moreShell’s Belgian business has formed a partnership with privately-owned real estate manager Redevco to install 330 twin charging stations for electric vehicles (EVs).
Read moreThe Polish arm of European real estate developer, Ghelamco, says it has been buying energy with green certificates since 2015 but this has not proved sufficient. In response, the company has taken matters into its own hands.
Read moreFrankfurt-based fund manager Habona Invest has acquired two retail parks in the Bavarian cities of Passau and Kirchseeon from the Küblböck Group for around €26 mln.