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Expo Real 2024
Monday, 7 October 2024 00:00

In-person - Event

7 - 9 Oct. 2024

00:00

Expo Real 2024

Deloitte Luxembourg is proud to participate in the prestigious Expo Real 2024 Real Estate Trade Fair.

Join us at our Deloitte stand for an engaging discussion over coffee and bretzels: A3.211 in Hall A.

Or visit one of our workshop events on 7 and 8 October 2024. 

Trade Fair Centre Messe München:

Booth A3.211 in Hall A

Messe München GmbH

Messegelände, Munich, 81823, Germany

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Deloitte at Expo Real 2024:

When: 7 October 2024

Where: Hall B, room B13

Time: 13:00 - 14:30

When: 7 October 2024

Where: Hall B, room B22 

Time: 15:00 - 16:30

When: 8 October 2024

Where: Hall A, room A31

Time: 11:00 - 12:30

Our team of Real Estate specialists listed below will be onsite in Munich for the event. If you need more information get in touch with us at lualternatives@deloitte.lu.

Lize Griffiths

Luxembourg
Partner | FSI Leader

Francisco Da Cunha

Luxembourg
Partner | Real Estate Leader

Harald Thul

Luxembourg
Partner | Audit & Assurance

Andreas Meier

Luxembourg
Partner | Infrastructure & German Business Community Leader

Yves Knel

Luxembourg
Partner | Mergers & Acquisitions - Real Estate

Maryam Khabirpour

Luxembourg
Partner | Audit - Banking & PSF

Sigo Risy

Luxembourg
Managing Director | Audit

Jonathan Streicher

Luxembourg
Partner | Cross-Border Tax | M&A

Christophe Masset

Luxembourg
Partner | Tax

Christian Bednarczyk

Luxembourg
Partner | International Tax

Nicolas Schoukens

Luxembourg
Managing Director | Corporate Finance Advisory

Joachim Heukmes

Luxembourg
Partner | Strategic & Transactional Services Leader and Deputy Advisory & Consulting Leader

Niall Quinn

Luxembourg
Director | Tax & Legal

2024 ESG in real estate insights

Real Estate

Deloitte’s real estate industry group brings together global teams to provide customised solutions for clients lending, buying, selling or using real estate.  
Industry

2024 ESG in Real Estate Insights

Environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues remain at the top of the agenda in the real estate industry. It is crucial that the industry takes proactive action, to address ESG topics from the top in order to satisfy stakeholder demands. Through this series, we'll delve into the complexities of ESG, exploring strategies for businesses to effectively take action.
Research
4 minute read

2025 commercial real estate outlook

The commercial real estate (CRE) industry has faced a myriad of uncertainties in recent years, primarily brought on by elevated interest rates and high inflation, shifts in how—and where—tenants occupy commercial space, the impacts of climate change on buildings, and the emergence of technologies like generative AI.

Amplifying real estate sustainability impact through generative design

Real estate developers are facing unprecedented pressurefrom stakeholders for moving the needle on sustainable development as buildings contribute to 42% of emissions, globally.

Leading by example: decarbonizing Deloitte’s own office

Buildings account for around 40% of global carbon emissions, and 80% of the buildings that will exist in 2050 already exist today.

Building performance standards as a catalyst for investment

Policymakers around the globe are implementing building performance standards (BPS) that often require buildings to achieve specific performance targets for energy consumption and greenhouse gas emission reductions over their lifespan.

The management of transitional climate risks

In the context of environmental, social and governance (ESG) and sustainability in the real estate industry, a major focus is currently placed on the energy performance of properties and their respective carbon dioxide (CO2) balances.

Green leases are coming of age

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ESG in giga cities: Navigating trends, challenges, and opportunities

Environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors play a pivotal role in shaping the future of giga cities, defined as cities with a population exceeding 10 million.

ESG: a driving force behind investor intentions

Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors have gradually assumed a central role in shaping investors’ intentions over the past few years, notably on what is ‘shared value’ and correct, sustainable, investment practices.

Business solutions spread from real estate ESG certifications

Japan’s thriving trend in solving ESG issues/strengthening business by acquiring real estate ESG certifications

Unravelling the CSRD: Navigating sustainability challenges

The CSRD, introduced to enhance transparency on sustainability efforts, is set to leave a lasting impact on the real estate sector. This article delves into key implications, highlighting challenges and opportunities for organisations.

ESG in giga cities: Navigating trends, challenges, and opportunities

How do we transform our real estate portfolio to align it with the current and future sustainability requirements of the market?