ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) isn’t a finite goal, checkbox, or end product, but provides a framework that can help stakeholders understand how an organization is managing risks and opportunities.
Simply put, proactive adoption and implementation of ESG is smart business.
The most successful businesses who engage with ESG treat it as a cycle: Identifying risks and opportunities - strategically committing to sustainable projects - measuring the success, risks and opportunities of those projects - and so on forever. This guide provides tangible steps to understand ESG data, then create strategies that tell your unique ESG story and attract investors.
What's Inside?

Committing to ESG: The Basics
Determine the ESG metrics that matter + examples for the real estate industry

The Right Thing. The Wrong Way.
Learn the tangible consequences of greenwashing + sourcing and implementing building materials

ESG Roadmap
Plotting out ESG goals + budgeting + target recapitalization
