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ESG, Sustainability

The right mix: how to build a successful strategy

December 1, 2022
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  • In this keynote interview with PERE on net zero’s responsibility and consequences, David DeVos considers how to manage the risk of ESG obsolescence

    As the real estate industry moves toward` net zero, how to do so cost-effectively is a consideration for investors, developers, vendors, suppliers and tenants. David DeVos, trained and licensed as an architect and now global head of ESG at LaSalle Investment Management, reflects on the direction of travel and how the industry’s many constituents must balance competing priorities.

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