The Real Estate Summit, hosted by Net Zero Investor and moderated by Andrew Teacher, co-founder of Lauder + Teacher, brought together senior real estate investors to discuss how capital strategies, data and regulation are shaping the future of the built environment
Andrew Teacher, founding partner, Lauder Teacher and chair of NZI's upcoming Real Estate Summit argues that real assets have a key role to play in helping the UK transition to net zero
With institutional interest in real estate rising, how are managers performing on climate? A new report sheds further light
Chris Pyke, chief innovation officer at GRESB argues that while US regulators are pivoting away from considering climate change as financial risks, private investors emerge as the driving force pushing for decarbonisation
Vertical farming, renewable energy generation, soil and peat restoration, and nature recovery projects are among the many sustainability options on the table
From political and economic risks to grid investments and the current state of renewable equity and climate start ups, Net Zero Investor sketches out the energy transition investment landscape
Net Zero Investor’s first Real Estate Summit brought together a select audience of real estate managers, industry representatives and a diverse group of asset owners to discuss how to decarbonise the asset class.
In part 4 of NZI's stewardship series, asset owners explain why finding the right business case and optimising interventions are essential for transition success
Picture highlights from Net Zero Investor's first Real Estate Summit in London
The real estate sector has long debated whether sustainable buildings command a ‘green premium’, but today, that debate is shifting argues Matteo Minardi, head of Real Estate Italy & managing director at Ardian.
Real estate portfolios in Asia are increasingly vulnerable to climate change, what steps are investors taking to mitigate the risks?
The UK’s listed real estate players are betting big on solar energy. What’s the catch?