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PATRIZIA Global Partners, through its PATRIZIA Sustainable Communities fund, delivered 907 high-quality social and affordable homes across three developments in Greater Dublin. In partnership with local Housing Associations, the fund ensures long-term affordability via forward funding agreements. Homes are targeted at key workers and low-to-middle income households, with rents capped at 37.5% of net income. All units achieve EPC A ratings and green certification, with 91% of the fund’s portfolio now classified as affordable. The developments also provide essential community infrastructure, including a public library, crèches, and green spaces—contributing to holistic, sustainable urban regeneration.

Hines’ Südkreuz project in Berlin delivered 116 social rented apartments as part of a multi-phase urban regeneration, aligning with Berlin’s requirement for ~30% of the GFA subsidised housing. With tenants paying €6/m²—36–68% of the market rent rates—due to a municipal rent subsidy, the development supports inclusive living for diverse groups, including young people with mental ill health. The project achieved DGNB Gold and WiredScore Platinum certifications, and offered additional ESG value through sustainable materials, digital services, and shared spaces.The bold and novel endeavors resulted in the creation of sustainable housing that is affordable and inclusive.

Download the Position Paper on the European Commission Targeted Consultation on the Integration of EU Capital Markets and the Call for Evidence on Savings and Investments Union fostering integration, scale and Efficient Supervision in the Single Market

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• Denmark takes over the Presidency of the Council of the European Union
• Further Council work on the Unshell file discontinued
• The UK government is consulting on transition planning and sustainability reporting

INREV welcomes the European Commission’s proposal on non-financial CRE statistics and supports its goal of improving data availability for macro-prudential oversight. To ensure the framework's effectiveness, INREV recommends sectoral differentiation, alignment with existing classifications, careful use of private data sources, and strong confidentiality safeguards.

Download INREV’s Position Paper on Commission’s Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) review