As more businesses come to terms with the benefits of setting ESG focused objectives, whether that be to meet regulatory requirements, deliver cost savings or enhance brand value, there comes a wide range of additional considerations for organisations who want to ensure that their property strategy is aligned with their wider ESG aspirations.

The use and management of a building plays a large part in how sustainable the building can be. Therefore, wherever you are in your property lifecycle, we offer strategic advice to maximize current benefits and help you plan for the future.

Regulatory reporting requirements are increasing all the time. They can be either directly applicable to an organisation or indirectly through supply chain pressures, but both require organisations to embrace a lower carbon approach. The built environment is central to the reduction of carbon whether it is embodied or operational carbon and therefore an ESG focused property strategy is now more important than ever.

We’ve set out some key factors to bear in mind at each stage of the property life-cycle when considering how you can use your property to achieve your ESG objectives. Click on the orange links below to find out more.

Specific advice can be provided on each of these considerations and how you might seek to implement them either into a new lease or an existing one and to make sure your relevant policies all align so as to help further your objectives.