HeyJaredThe Pulse by GRESB
The Pulse by GRESB is a series focused on important topics related to sustainability and resilience across the real assets industry, decarbonization efforts within real estate and infrastructure investments, and how both impact the wider market.
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- Sep 17, 2026
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- Aug 11, 2026
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Aligning GRESB Data: North American Building Standards & Benchmarking Laws (opens the original)
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In this episode of The Pulse by GRESB, we explore the growing convergence between building performance standards, benchmarking requirements, and GRESB. The conversation examines how real estate managers can strengthen the quality of their building performance data, streamline compliance processes, better understand regulatory and financial risk, and use these insights to inform capital planning and investment decisions. Tune in to learn how a stronger approach to building performance data can su
Aligning Capital With Performance: The Rise of Sustainability-Linked Finance in Real Assets (opens the original)
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In this episode of The Pulse by GRESB, we explore the evolving role of sustainability-linked finance in real estate. The conversation examines how lenders and borrowers can align financing with material sustainability priorities, including decarbonization, transition risk, physical climate risk, and energy performance. Tune in to learn how sustainability-linked finance can help direct capital toward practical improvements that strengthen asset performance and long-term value. Listen to insights
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