Strategic Focus: Responding To ESG Disclosure Requirements In Real Estate
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Executive Summary
This report provides real estate investors and occupiers with an introductory guide on how ESG reporting requirements will evolve over the next three years. It builds on previous Verdantix research on the evolving ESG disclosure landscape by looking at the impacts on the facilities and real estate sectors. The research finds that real estate executives across the board will need to step up their ESG data management and reporting efforts to meet the needs of new regulations, lenders, insurers and other real estate stakeholders. To get on top of new ESG reporting pressures, firms should remain agile to shifting disclosure requirements and plan for growing scrutiny of data quality as audits become commonplace.Real Estate Executives Must Plan For More Complex ESG Disclosure Requirements
Real Estate Investor ESG Disclosures Will Be Shaped By Regulation And Stakeholder Pressure
Corporate Managers Must Respond To Sustainability Targets and Regulatory Requirements
Five Considerations To Get On Top Of New ESG Reporting Pressures
Figure 2. Key ESG Issues For Real Estate Investors
Figure 3. Key ESG Issues For Building Occupiers and Managers
About the Authors
Ben Readman
Industry Analyst
Ben is an Industry Analyst in the Verdantix Smart Buildings practice. His current research agenda focuses on ESG strategies and technologies for real estate, and corporate rea…
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Susan Clarke
Research Director
Susan leads the Verdantix Smart Buildings practice. Her current research agenda focuses on software solutions for real estate management including integrated workplace managem…
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