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The Bottom Line: Sustainability Measures Pay Off Says Morgan Stanley Report

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By Robert Carlsen Investors looking for opportunities to potentially increase returns by integrating sustainability in real estate investment and management are the focus of Morgan Stanley’s newest Institute for Sustainable Investing report, “Bricks, Mortar and Carbon: How Sustainable Buildings Drive Real Estate Value.” Key to the report’s findings is the fact that a typical office […]

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