The Top 5 Reasons ESG will Succeed Where the Green Movement Fell Short: Part One
The following post is part one of a two-part blog series. The last two decades have taught us that when it comes to buildings, green
The following post is part one of a two-part blog series. The last two decades have taught us that when it comes to buildings, green
Measurabl customers are well-positioned to meet the proposed SEC requirements
Measurabl customers are well-positioned to meet the proposed SEC requirements
Launched in June 2020, the Race to Zero is a challenge led by the United Nations set to cut down on global carbon emissions.
For commercial real estate owners, benchmarking buildings’ ESG (environmental social governance) performance is a crucial step toward turning significant data into actionable information.
The business world has been trending towards thinking green and more importantly, adapting their practices to become truly sustainable
For commercial buildings, ESG (environmental, social, and governance) performance reporting is becoming increasingly important.
Heitman’s Laura Craft weighs in how ESG data guides investment decisions
Leading building managers and real estate investors have realized that ESG data may be the single most vital tool to help firms mitigate uncertainty and build resilience to unforeseen crises.
As society prepares for these impending disasters, the real estate industry faces a more immediate threat. How can buildings be better equipped to adapt to our changing world?
Still reeling from the shock of this year’s events, many real estate companies are focusing on adapting to massive business disruptions and developing ways to