ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) factors are increasingly important in real estate investment. Investors are recognizing the value of sustainability, social responsibility, and good governance practices in real estate. A strong ESG strategy can improve a property’s long-term value and reduce risk. ESG is also becoming more important to tenants, who are increasingly aware of the importance of sustainability and social responsibility in the buildings they occupy. By incorporating ESG factors into real estate investment decisions, investors can achieve both financial and non-financial returns. Ultimately, the real estate industry must recognize the importance of ESG and work to integrate it into investment decisions.
