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The rise of sustainability officers is reshaping construction and real estate. As ESG regulations, investor expectations, and client demands intensify, having a dedicated professional to bridge corporate strategy and on-site practice is no longer optional. Sustainability officers drive carbon reduction, green procurement, circular economy initiatives, and compliance with standards like CSRD, IFRS S2, and BREEAM—turning net-zero ambitions into measurable outcomes while enhancing competitiveness, reputation, and cost efficiency.
Behind the sleek façades of modern offices, an invisible digital ecosystem is driving a quiet revolution. The Internet of Things (IoT) is turning ordinary buildings into intelligent, responsive environments - cutting energy use, improving comfort, and reducing costs. From smart lighting and HVAC systems to predictive maintenance and water monitoring, IoT is proving that sustainability and efficiency go hand in hand. This article explores how connected technology is transforming both new developments and retrofits, helping property owners meet ESG goals and future-proof their assets.
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Climate disclosure mandates are transforming real estate. With buildings responsible for nearly 40% of energy-related emissions, regulators in New York, the UK, and the US are requiring developers, landlords, and REITs to report greenhouse gas emissions, climate risks, and decarbonisation strategies. Far from being a compliance exercise, these rules drive long-term resilience, unlock green finance, and differentiate sustainable assets in a market where transparency and ESG performance are increasingly linked to value.