- Green Watch
- 19-jul-2024
Asr Real Estate invests €400m in green energy
Dutch real estate investor Asr Real Estate unveiled its ASR Dutch Green Energy Fund I, marking its entry into the infrastructure sector.
Read moreDutch real estate investor Asr Real Estate unveiled its ASR Dutch Green Energy Fund I, marking its entry into the infrastructure sector.
Read moreCA Immo’s One Frankfurt combined office and hotel skyscraper is the first high-rise in the world to receive DGNB Diamond certification.
Read moreThe environmental sustainability agenda is ultimately being driven by the general public's increasing awareness of the seriousness of climate change, a panel discussion at the Provada trade fair in Amsterdam concluded on Tuesday.
Read moreNordic real estate company Nrep is developing a residential project with the lowest ever carbon footprint for a multi-story building in Denmark by extensively using wood.
Read morePatrizia, Germany-based real assets company, has restructured its ESG team.
Read moreMeeting ambitious sustainability criteria is no longer a 'nice to have’. In many instances it is a binary choice that will determine whether financing will be made available. That is the opinion of Christoph Schmitz-Wenzel, managing director and head of real estate for Bayerische Landesbank in Amsterdam.
Read moreInvestment manager Octopus Investments has launched a natural capital strategy, with the aim to generate carbon removal credits through conservation and land management.
Read moreSeven leading industry associations have formed a new taskforce to develop a comprehensive real estate carbon pricing strategy.
Read moreThe Urban Land Institute (ULI) Europe is starting to bring out a free interactive tool that it says the real estate industry could use to integrate climate transition into financial models at the heart of investment decision-making.
Read moreCommerz Real has acquired two ready-to-build solar parks in Sweden for its Klimavest fund, Wing Fields and Gas Light.
Read moreThe Grand Hotel Imperiale in Forte dei Marmi, Italy has been sold to UAE-based real estate company Emaar Properties, owner of renowned buildings such as the Burj Khalifa and the Dubai Mall.