The real estate sector is at a crucial crossroads towards sustainability, with a growing focus on ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) criteria that redefine its business model. According to the report, carried out in collaboration with Deloitte, environmental issues such as climate change and biodiversity loss are driving the adoption of responsible practices, promoting energy efficiency, the circular economy and the reduction of carbon emissions in buildings. In the social sphere, aspects such as housing accessibility and the creation of inclusive and healthy spaces are becoming important in addressing inequalities and improving the quality of life in urban environments.
Governance focuses on transparency and business ethics, with regulations promoting responsible practices across the value chain. In addition, the report highlights how investors are prioritising sustainable funds, moving capital towards companies with strong ESG commitments. This approach not only responds to demands from customers and employees, but also to regulators seeking a low-carbon economy.
Urban challenges such as population growth and scarcity of green spaces are forcing the sector to innovate in the creation of sustainable infrastructure and the integration of efficient urban mobility solutions. The COVID-19 crisis has accelerated the adoption of ESG, increasing the resilience of the sector and promoting job retention. In conclusion, ESG management is essential to ensure long-term sustainable value, positioning the real estate sector as a key player in the transition towards a more sustainable and resilient future.
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