MBASecondary23: ESG ‘Here to Stay’

NEW YORK–ESG–Environmental, Social and Governance—has evolved over the years. Many industries have embraced it; some politicians have decried it as anti-free market.

Cushman: Now is the Time to Fight Climate Change

As sea levels rise, the reality of climate change’s impact on the commercial real estate industry is becoming clearer, reported Cushman & Wakefield, Chicago.

May 24-25: MBA CREF Climate Risk and ESG Roundtable

Join MBA and NYU on May 24th and 25th in New York City for MBA’s CREF Climate Risk & ESG Roundtable.  The Roundtable will include industry-leading speakers and practitioners discussing …

Trepp: Europe Leads U.S. in ESG Adoption

Environmental, Social and Governance criteria are now incorporated into corporate strategies worldwide. But the United States is falling behind Europe in the investment of ESG commercial mortgage-backed securities deals, said Trepp, New York.

ESG and its Impacts on CRE

Environmental, Social and Governance criteria is an investment strategy focused on making the world a better place. This is not a new idea; versions of sustainable investing trends have emerged in the past. But the explosive growth and rapidly increasing capital allocation toward “ESG” friendly assets is unprecedented.