For real estate investors, it is becoming more and more difficult to ignore the fact that not only is it better for the environment to have a sustainable community, but that renters are actively seeking out these types of buildings—and the data proves it. At the recent Third Annual Conference on Sustainable Real Estate in New York, during a panel called “Can Better Information Make Responsible Investment the Next Big Thing,” moderator Ursula Hartenberger, global head of responsibility, Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, and panelists John J. Gilbert, III, executive vice president and CEO, Rudin Management Co. Inc.; David Lorenz, professor, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology; Peter J. Miscovich, managing director of corporate solutions, Jones Lang LaSalle; David L. Pogue, global director of sustainability, CBRE Inc.; and Peter Steil, CEO, NCEEIF, discussed how having access to data could change how investors view sustainable properties.
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