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“Embodied carbon remains an important but often overlooked issue, not only in residential developments but even across much of the commercial real estate sector. Other key priorities include increasing green space, enhancing biodiversity, implementing rainwater reuse systems for irrigation, and applying nature-based solutions such as rain gardens to reduce pressure on urban drainage systems,” Kurucz says.

“Energy communities also present a significant opportunity, particularly where excess renewable energy generated by residential developments can be shared with nearby commercial properties. From a social perspective, affordable housing remains one of the most important ESG challenges facing the sector,” she argues.

Source: https://bbj.hu/business/real-estate/sustainability/interior-esg-elements-now-central-to-the-real-estate-industry/