How much can commercial landlords financially benefit from upgrading its offices to sustainable? What savings can be achieved on its debt facilities? What typical uplift in rents can be achieved? What other preferential terms can be secured? In short: what is the aggregate #GreenPremium that can be achieved by landlords of sustainable and #GradeA #Offices? Having personally spent much time researching the #WestEnd office market, working with its landlords together with a wide range of sustainability and property professionals, I very much enjoyed being part of this research project and panel discussion. Congratulations to Jessie Shaw and Tom Roundell Greene on a fantastic piece of research. I look forward to seeing how the market develops in the coming years. If you’re interested in reading the research, you can find it in Tom’s below post. If you are a landlord with EPC B office space and are interested in finding out what the aggregate #GreenPremium is for your property, please get in touch for a chat.
Carter Jonas was delighted to host the launch a new research paper which examines the role of sustainability in driving value in the UK office market. With thanks to the paper's author Jessie Shaw for her insightful presentation, and to our panellists Joseph Robertson, Christian Walters and Daniel Francis for the expert insight. Undertaken in partnership with UCL’s Business and Sustainability MSc programme, led by Samuel Tang, the study examines how sustainability certifications and regulations are impacting value in the UK's commercial real estate market. Read the paper here: https://lnkd.in/ezB_wFnr
Gary Moore
1mo
Great session Joe, appreciated the invite. Well done to Jessie, excellent presentation!
Jessie Shaw
1mo
Thank you Joseph for the congratulations and for your support throughout this research!
Sounds like a great event Joseph- look forward to reading this- critical to get the business case out there to accelerate best practice.