RICS sustainability report 2025 [Electronic resource]

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Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors

Language: English Publication details: London, Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, November 2025Description: 35pISBN:

9781783215669

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Summary: RICS’ Sustainability report 2025 examines sentiments from over 3,500 global professionals in the commercial real estate and construction sectors, in order to understand how the climate agenda is shaping trends and practices across the world. This year’s report suggests that demand growth for green buildings has slowed, and the sector remains stagnant in adopting sustainable practices. While the 2025 RICS Sustainable Building Index (SBI) remains in positive territory, there are clear signs that momentum is stalling in the market. The report highlights that professional skills and knowledge should be developed to make meaningful progress in adopting sustainable practices. It also suggests that regulatory policies are more important than ever, as government support and collaborative partnerships will be essential to address ambitious climate goals.

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RICS’ Sustainability report 2025 examines sentiments from over 3,500 global professionals in the commercial real estate and construction sectors, in order to understand how the climate agenda is shaping trends and practices across the world.

This year’s report suggests that demand growth for green buildings has slowed, and the sector remains stagnant in adopting sustainable practices. While the 2025 RICS Sustainable Building Index (SBI) remains in positive territory, there are clear signs that momentum is stalling in the market. The report highlights that professional skills and knowledge should be developed to make meaningful progress in adopting sustainable practices. It also suggests that regulatory policies are more important than ever, as government support and collaborative partnerships will be essential to address ambitious climate goals.

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