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Property owners, developers and occupiers have a unique opportunity to create social value through their real estate
How do we define ‘Social Value’?
How can positive Social Impact be achieved through real estate?
Five decision stages in the real estate life cycle
Translating ESG ambitions into actionable strategies​
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We conducted a survey of over 800 senior decision makers across 12 markets globally…

…to get a better understanding of where we are as an industry and how positive social change can be achieved through real estate at every stage of its lifecycle

93% of our respondents say they have a social value strategy in place

92% see real estate as a vehicle to support both their environmental and social value goals 

…but only 10% are addressing all 7 elements of social value in their real estate strategy…

…and only 8% can be considered ‘Market Leaders’ in delivering measurable social value impact

 

How can positive Social Impact be achieved through real estate?

Organizations recognize that they have a responsibility to act on their ESG commitments and social value goals. However, despite emerging consensus about what social value priorities are, corporate decision-makers are less confident about how they can achieve these priorities.

By making smart decisions about the acquisition, design and operation of their real estate today, real estate owners, developers and occupiers can mitigate future risks, deliver positive change and achieve sustainable growth, beyond financial return.