More than 50% of respondents are taking tangible steps towards ESG integration, either by establishing ESG plans or net-zero carbon targets.
40% of organisations aim to achieve their targets by 2030, while another one-fifth have set their sights on longer term plans, extending beyond 2030 to 2050.
While “financial considerations continue to remain on the radar, the adoption of ESG practices is increasingly playing a key role in long-term planning”.
KUALA LUMPUR (July 3): More than 90% of respondents have indicated that environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations play a role, either fully or partially, in shaping their corporate real estate strategies, a survey by Knight Frank Malaysia revealed.
In its second white paper survey entitled “The Age of ESG: Futureproofing Corporate Real Estate with Sustainability”, Knight Frank Malaysia also found that more than 50% of respondents within the corporate real estate community are taking tangible steps towards ESG integration, either by establishing ESG plans or net-zero carbon targets.
Of these, 40% of organisations aim to achieve their targets by 2030, while another one-fifth have set their sights on longer term plans, extending beyond 2030 to 2050.
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