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The impact of sustainability on value


The real estate industry takes action


The property industry is now at the heart of the UK’s drive to reduce carbon emissions to net zero by 2050 - some of this action has come from the government’s commitment to net zero and the rest has come from within, as the industry recognises that it has no excuse not to act now.


Since 2019 there has been real momentum in the industry, and we are increasingly seeing business leadership and collective action on sustainability. This includes the landmark climate change commitment signed by 26 leading commercial property owners, representing £300bn AUM and 11,000+ commercial properties globally.


With notable figures such as Mark Carney and Larry Fink expressing the risk to future investments, there is no doubt that we are at a pivotal moment of defining sustainable investment strategies. This was borne out by JLL’s 2020 investor survey. In January 2019, just 7% of respondents selected environmental changes in their top three long-term trends impacting real estate, the lowest of any option. Fast forward 12 months and more than two thirds selected sustainability and climate change – comfortably the number one choice.


What are the long-term trends that will have the greatest impact on UK real estate? Sustainability and climate change


Changing interest rate environment Global economic downturn


Other asset classes proving more attractive (equities/bonds etc) Availability of skilled workforce


Global Trade War Fiscal policy Proptech


Source: JLL


The growth in sustainable buildings, at least in the short term, will come from clear financial benefits to the owner and user of the space. Our


Long-term returns growth Corporate responsibility


Regulatory change Public image


Source: JLL 41% 18%


investor survey shows that the key motivations for investing in a more sustainable way were corporate responsibility and long-term returns.


What are your key motivations for investing in a more sustainable way? 55% 48% 28%


20% 21% 24%


12% 52% 35%


69%


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