We want to help shape the future of the real estate industry. To do this, we need to conduct precise analyses of our built environment and understand the forces and interactions that impact on it. This is something that we take seriously: We have been partner to the Real Estate Institute of the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management since it was first founded. This collaboration regularly produces new research findings, which we share with the interested general public.
Die Sustainable Development Goals der Vereinten Nationen bilden den globalen Orientierungsrahmen für unser ESG Handeln. Sie unterstützen uns, Wirkung messbar zu machen und unsere Aktivitäten an international anerkannten Standards auszurichten. Im Fokus stehen für uns die Ziele rund um nachhaltige Städte, saubere Energie, verantwortungsvolle Produktion und hochwertige Arbeitsbedingungen.
Wir verfolgen klare Ziele, die ökologische Wirkung und wirtschaftliche Performance verbinden:
The motto "New construction at any cost" is outdated. Today, it is more important to work intelligently with existing properties.
Authors
Erdal Bektas
Dr. Lukas Götzelmann
Prof. Dr. Alexander Gutzmer
Prof. Kerstin Hennig
What makes a property a living space that meets the needs of different generations? This is a question that we put our actions to the test every day. The topic of sustainability has become extremely dynamic in recent years and poses enormous challenges for the real estate industry. It is not enough to deal with the topic verbally and intellectually - the industry must act!
The importance of sustainability at ehret+klein can be seen above all - you will have guessed it - in our projects and the way we work.
However, in order to be able to look not only backwards but also forwards, a statistically sound and at the same time neutral assessment of the current situation is required in order to derive possible investment decisions. We have therefore developed a scoring model to assess cities and municipalities with a population of 3,500 or more according to their future prospects, their specific “talents” and their weighting in the context of Munich.
The catchy name of the scoring model: METROPOLIXX.
This location attractiveness scoring for investments was elaborately developed by ehret+klein and bulwiengesa AG.