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Sustainability disclosure in real estate is changing
Sustainability in real estate is moving from voluntary reporting to regulated, auditable disclosure.
Mandatory emissions reporting, tenant and vendor transparency, and auditable disclosures are about to redefine how real estate asset managers operate. If you're relying on EcoVadis for this, you're solving the wrong problem.
Findings helps you move from sustainability reporting to sustainability control.
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The problem asset managers are facing in 2026:
Sustainability is no longer a reporting exercise
By 2030, sustainability disclosure in real estate will require:
Auditable emissions data
not estimates
Tenant & vendor level disclosure
not just portfolio summaries
Continuous dat avaulability
not annual snapshots
Full
traceability
across third parties and supply chains
This creates a new reality for asset managers.
You are accountable not only for your buildings, but for the sustainability posture of everyone operating within them.
Most ESG tools like EcoVadis were not built for this.
Why EcoVadis Falls Short for Real Estate Asset Managers
1
No ownership
of the framework
2
No access
to raw, reusable data
3
Limited customization for real estate-specific needs
4
One-time reporting instead of continuous oversight
Unlike Findings, EcoVadis creates structural limitations, and when regulations require defensible, multi-year disclosures, scorecards become a holdup.
Sustainability in real estate has outgrown platforms like EcoVadis. Static questionnaires and generic ESG scores don’t give asset managers the control, transparency, or continuity required for today’s regulatory and investor demands.
Findings replaces one-size-fits-all ratings with a system you own. Engage vendors and tenants directly, define your own frameworks, and collect structured, reusable data across your portfolio. Instead of chasing annual scores, you get continuous visibility into progress, gaps, and risk.
That’s why firms like SL Green are moving away from ESG rating platforms and adopting Findings for real, ongoing control.