AXA to certify three-quarters of property assets by 2030

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Leading real estate manager says certification will boost its reputation as well as benefit investors

Investment giant AXA has set a new goal to certify around two thirds of its property assets with sustainability labels, such as BREEAM, by 2030. Europe's leading real estate portfolio and asset manager...

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