Sustainable Real Estate

This Sustainable Real Estate training course will be highly interactive using various case studies, practical real-world exercises and examples throughout. Delegates will perform calculations, analyse financial aspects of the case and draw conclusions, or make presentations to other groups regarding the case. The interactivity generated by the case study process, as well as by contributions by delegates within the training course generally will encourage questions and discussion throughout, which makes this training course worthwhile as a high-quality learning experience for delegates.

By attending this Sustainable Real Estate training course, participants will gain the following

• Deep knowledge of the current state of ESG policies and practices 
• Understanding of how to apply key market trends, reporting structures, performance indicators, and ESG reporting structures for real estate companies.
• Data and analysis of relevant ESG measurement, benchmarking and rating criteria and certification, how they differ and how they are applied in practice.
• Skills to identify and apply in their own organisations the ESG factors that are material to a range of commercial property types, including across the spectrum of investment strategies, from core to opportunistic and from development through physical investment to funds.
• The ability to identify and assess ESG related risks and opportunities to real estate investments in the short and longer-term, including the effect of reporting on transparency and the ultimate impact on profitability and shareholder value.

This Gulf Rowad Sustainable Real Estate training course is suitable for a wide range of delegates, as sustainable real estate is now clearly central to the strategies of most commercial organisations, as well as to the public sector. It will greatly benefit those who develop, finance, manage, analyse buy or sell real estate, especially:

• Real estate economists
• Regulators and urban planners
• Real estate developers (especially those with a develop-and-hold strategy)
• Land and construction professionals ( including quantity and chartered surveyors, and other real estate valuers)
• Investors in real estate (including pension funds, private equity firms, REITs, REOCs, insurance companies, and opportunity/hedge funds).
• Investment bankers, fund managers, and finance professionals engaged in real estate development and investment.
• Bankers and lenders.
• Public and private sector property managers.
• Property tenants (e.g., major retailers, banks, government agencies or industrial companies).
• Institutional lenders such as banks, life insurance companies and pension funds.
• Lawyers, accountants and other consultants advising the real estate industry