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Sustainability and governance are becoming decisive factors in commercial real estate market decisions

  • ESG criteria gain momentum and influence asset value, operational performance, and corporate tenant demand
Ana Durigon, ESG Manager at Brookfield Properties
Ana Durigon, ESG Manager at Brookfield Properties
By: SiiLA News
12/24/2025

Created in 2004, ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) practices emerged to incorporate environmental, social, and governance factors into market analyses, based on the premise that companies with sustainable business models tend to perform better in the long term. Although this relationship is already well established across several sectors, in the commercial real estate market there is still a perception that ESG is merely “social window dressing,” with no meaningful financial impact.

To discuss this stigma, REsource interviewed Ana Durigon, ESG Manager at Brookfield Properties, and sought to understand how a company that treats ESG as part of its core turns sustainability into economic value, operational efficiency, and portfolio resilience.

According to Durigon, the company’s environmental commitment is structured, measurable, and integrated into its global strategy. “We have a global commitment to achieve Net Zero by 2050 (…) We continuously invest in energy and water efficiency to reduce consumption and emissions across our assets, such as migrating all developments to the free energy market with 100% renewable supply, as well as harvesting and reusing rainwater.”

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