- Green Watch
- 21-Feb-2022
Franklin Templeton boosts its impact platform with five deals
Global investment management firm Franklin Templeton has acquired five new assets for its diversified social infrastructure impact platform.
Read moreGlobal investment management firm Franklin Templeton has acquired five new assets for its diversified social infrastructure impact platform.
Read moreAustrian property group Immofinanz has announced plans to become carbon-neutral across its entire value chain by 2040.
Read moreOffice buildings that meet Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) standards are commanding significantly higher rental levels in Continental Europe than their non-certified counterparts, according to new analysis from global real estate advisor, CBRE.
Read moreThe Urban Land Institute (ULI) has kicked off a new project in partnership with several major real estate organisations – including Allianz Real Estate, Catella, Hines, Redevco and Schroders Capital – that will support the built environment in Europe on its urgent journey to carbon neutrality.
Read moreMitiska REIM, a specialist investor in European convenience retail estate, has announced the opening of Malinas, which the company says it is the most sustainable retail park in Belgium.
Read moreIn a guest commentary, the CFO of Therme Group wellbeing centres writes that there is nothing in the UK valuation formula that looks at the impact of a building on its occupiers or society at large.
Read moreBMO Real Estate Partners (BMO REP) has announced a phased pathway to decarbonising its business and becoming net zero carbon by 2050 or sooner.
Read moreBroker Colliers has released Elevate the Built Environment, its new strategic framework designed to embed environment, social, and governance (ESG) best practices across the organization.
Read moreOrchard Street Investment Management has announced an acceleration of its ESG efforts through the launch of its net zero carbon pathway.
Read moreCEE office property investor Globalworth announced on Wednesday that from now on all its 16 office buildings will use 100% green energy from renewable sources.
Read moreSirius Capital Partners, through its Sirius Fund IV, has signed an agreement to acquire seven assets, consisting of 261 rental apartments, from Finnish construction company Hartela.