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The Future Of Real Estate Episode 3 : Decarbonizing Real Estate

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Nearly 40% of global carbon dioxide emissions come from the real estate sector. How can we decarbonize our buildings rapidly enough to achieve net-zero by 2050? Christian Ulbrich, the Global CEO and President of JLL, looks at the quickest and most effective ways that real estate can become net zero-carbon.

The Future of Real Estate is a five episode series that profiles global thought leaders on the forces shaping our buildings and cities in a time of unprecedented change. Each episode explores topics that include hybrid workspace, affordability, resilience, decarbonization and real estate in the metaverse.

Learn more about the work of the World Economic Forum on real estate here: https://www.weforum.org/realestate

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