Our vision is clear: thanks to prudent and well-thought-out measures, the market is once again identifying our properties as sustainable “core real estate”. These investors thus offer reliable and long-term returns.
New buildings cause a huge amount of emissions during the construction process. The longer a building stands and is used, the more positive the effect on the overall balance.
Existing buildings consume large amounts of energy, so that the use of this substance made sense even before the term ESG was coined, for both ecological and economic reasons. The aim of building in existing buildings is to continue to use the existing building fabric and to keep the emissions generated by the construction of new and modern spaces to a minimum – this is what Accom stands for.
Manage to
Green
Green Core
Before the term ESG became established in the industry, the process of real estate appreciation and management was called “Active Management” of “Value Add” properties. Over time, this became integrated terms such as “Manage to Core” and later “Manage to Green.”
Economic-ESG
Behind all these terms was and is a constant approach: to revitalize an existing property in all its facets - technically, economically, in terms of environmental protection and urban development. Our goal is to reposition it as a modern and long-term leased asset in the core market.
For us, ESG is not just a buzzword. It is at the heart of everything we do. What Accom has been doing for over 25 years is now called ESG.