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Rosemarie Stibbe / Michael Voigtländer IW-Trends No. 3 25. September 2013 Corporate Social Responsibility in the Real Estate Sector
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Corporate Social Responsibility in the Real Estate Sector
Rosemarie Stibbe / Michael Voigtländer IW-Trends No. 3 25. September 2013

Corporate Social Responsibility in the Real Estate Sector

IW-Trends

German Economic Institute (IW) German Economic Institute (IW)

Corporate Social Responsibility is voluntary but by no means arbitrary. To qualify as a CSR enterprise, a firm must prove and document a systematic and planned commitment to sustainability. This is becoming increasingly important for companies in the property business as their stakeholders’ expectations rise. The present analysis shows that German real estate companies compare well with their international counterparts, representing 15 per cent of all real estate firms reporting on the basis of the Global Reporting Initiative in 2012. Of the 135 companies in Germany surveyed, only a small proportion classify themselves as CSR enterprises, however. This number could be rapidly increased by better documentation of companies’ commitment to sustainability.

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Corporate Social Responsibility in the Real Estate Sector
Rosemarie Stibbe / Michael Voigtländer IW-Trends No. 3 25. September 2013

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German Economic Institute (IW) German Economic Institute (IW)

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