Sustainable Real Estate

Sustainable real estate has moved from a niche preference to a core commercial consideration. Regulatory requirements across the UK and EU, evolving investor expectations, and the growing link between energy performance and asset value mean that sustainability is now fundamental to how real estate is valued, financed, and managed. This category covers ESG strategy, sustainability, net zero pathways, green finance, CSRD implications for real assets, and the practical translation of sustainability policy into business decisions.

Key Trends Shaping Real Assets Investment in 2025: Sustainability at an Inflection Point - Keyah Consulting

Key Trends Shaping Investments in 2025: Real Estate Sustainability at an Inflection Point

Key points As 2025 comes to a close, real estate investors face a fundamentally transformed landscape where topics including adaptation, resilience, and linked to this, insurance, are no longer peripheral but central to investment strategy, risk management, and value creation. Here are the critical trends reshaping our sector: 1. Divergent Regulatory Trajectories Creating Strategic Complexity […]

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Climate Risk, Sustainability, Insurance | Real Assets

Why Smart Businesses Are Doubling Down on Sustainability and ESG (While Others Walk Away)

Key points Here’s what nobody’s talking about: while headlines shout about investors retreating from green building commitments and ESG mandates, the savviest players in real estate are quietly using this moment to pull ahead. Why? Because they understand something fundamental – sustainable real estate isn’t just about optics, it’s about asset survival. The real story

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The EU Sustainability Framework: What the Omnibus Simplification Actually Means for Real Estate - Keyah Consulting

The EU Sustainability Framework: What the Omnibus Simplification Actually Means for Real Estate

“Simplification” sounds promising—until you’re the one trying to implement it. Last week at EPRA’s annual Sustainability Summit, Dr Taysom moderated a panel that cut through the noise around the European Union’s Omnibus Simplification Package (CSRD) and changes to the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulations (SFDR). The timing couldn’t have been more relevant, landing the same day

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Looking beyond an insurance fix: Flood risk across Great Britain - Keyah Consulting

Looking beyond an insurance fix: Flood risk across Great Britain

Key points The Guardian headline is blunt, Towns may have to be abandoned due to floods with millions more homes in Great Britain at risk. Insurers are sounding the alarm. Aviva’s report on which the article is based is clear on where we could be by 2050: The result is that homes and communities could

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The Great Reinsurance Retreat: Strategic implications for insurance markets and climate adaptation

Key points Recent Bloomberg analysis reveals a striking development in global reinsurance markets – the world’s 19 largest reinsurers have reduced catastrophe exposure by more than 50%. This isn’t a temporary market correction – it’s a fundamental recalibration of risk appetite driven by accelerating climate-related losses. And it’s worrying. The downstream effects are creating acute

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Dr Taysom at the Edge Debate 185 – Urban Climate: How do we connect land value and built form to create liveable cities?

On 14th July, Dr Sophie Taysom of Keyah Consulting, was a panellist at the Edge Debate on connecting land value and built form to create livable cities. The Panel was Chaired by Lisa Fairmaner MRTPI, Head of London Plan and Strategic Planning, Greater London Authority, and Moderated by Marialena Nikolopoulou, Kent School of Architecture. Other

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The Pool - Sustainability and ESG across real estate

Introducing The Pool – Sustainability and ESG expertise when you need it

I’m excited to introduce The Pool – a collective of experts supporting clients across the real estate sector and its entire value chain with strategic, impactful sustainability and ESG advisory. What sets The Pool apart? We speak your language – in business and in English, French, Arabic, Italian, German, and Dutch. We ensure communication is

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Dr. Sophie Taysom Joins EIIS as Faculty Member for Business & Human Rights Program

I’m delighted to announce my appointment as a Faculty Member for the Business & Human Rights Certificate Program at the European Institute of Innovation for Sustainability (EIIS). With a deep expertise in sustainability, ESG, and human rights, I will focus on:✔ Human rights in real assets – Ensuring responsible and ethical practices across the real

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