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22. Juni 2021
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The timeframe for cutting global carbon emissions to avoid catastrophic climate change events is tightening and protests against widening social inequality are growing. So governments are acting and the EU is bringing forward the deadlines for its landmark ‘Green Deal’ target for a carbon natural European economy by 2050. Can real estate investors in our cities step-up to true sustainable and social impact investing as the EU raises the bar on its Green Deal. At Redevco’s second roundtable in a series on: ‘The Future of Cities in a Post Pandemic World – From Making the Grade to Making a Difference’ our expert speaks will discuss what a seismic shift towards prioritizing sustainable and societal r ... weiterlesen The timeframe for cutting global carbon emissions to avoid catastrophic climate change events is tightening and protests against widening social inequality are growing. So governments are acting and the EU is bringing forward the deadlines for its landmark ‘Green Deal’ target for a carbon natural European economy by 2050. Can real estate investors in our cities step-up to true sustainable and social impact investing as the EU raises the bar on its Green Deal. At Redevco’s second roundtable in a series on: ‘The Future of Cities in a Post Pandemic World – From Making the Grade to Making a Difference’ our expert speaks will discuss what a seismic shift towards prioritizing sustainable and societal returns along financial returns might mean for our cities and how this could redefine relationships between property owners, occupiers and municipalities. |