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Investors emphasize ESG in properties: Climate risk, social & health factors affect a building's future value

Improving resilience, reducing carbon emissions and enhancing employee well-being are key factors.

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Investors are rethinking sustainability in their bids for new properties, with factors like improving resilience, reducing carbon emissions and enhancing employee well-being top of mind, according to a new report from JLL. 

“The role of buildings in creating a more sustainable future is now in the spotlight,” says Lori Mabardi, ESG research director at JLL. “Stakeholder pressure is rising where regulators, occupiers, lenders and investors are expecting more from the built sector.”

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