re:sustain

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European property investors want less disruption to operations and greater certainty regarding returns in order to speed up action on energy efficiency

Re:sustain surveyed 200 European property asset managers. The key drivers are fewer operational disruptions (79 per cent) and faster certainty of return on investment (65 per cent), followed by clearer rules (55 per cent) and better verification (40 per cent). 62 per cent report that only 20–40 per cent of their assets have an up-to-date BMS.

Real Estate

New research: coordinating with landlords and tenants is cited as the most pressing challenge facing European real estate investors

re:sustain surveys 200 European institutional real estate managers (AUM: €296 billion): The biggest hurdle to greater energy efficiency is coordination between landlords and tenants – even before financial issues. 72% cite lack of tenant buy-in; Business interruptions stop projects.

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Study finds Europe's real estate investors are set to increase tech spend as part of their energy efficiency drive

A study by re:sustain of 200 European real estate asset managers (AUM €296 billion) shows that 69% want to invest more in technology in the next three years to increase energy efficiency. Tech is considered faster and cheaper than retrofits, but is rarely used in existing buildings.

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