Climate Risk Strategy Across Real Estate: Building Resilience in Data Centers and Beyond

October 14 · 8:00am BST / 5:00pm AEST

45 minutes + live Q&A

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As climate risk disclosures and GRESB submissions become standard practice, many real estate owners and operators are asking a simple question: now what? Reporting has helped the market recognize exposure, but it hasn't always translated into practical strategies, prioritized investments, or resilient portfolios.

In this webinar, experts from Cushman & Wakefield and Jupiter Intelligence will take an asset-agnostic view across real estate and explore how to move beyond the tick-box mentality to build an actionable climate risk strategy.

Drawing on Cushman & Wakefield's climate risk work across Asia Pacific and Jupiter's global climate analytics, the discussion will cover:

  • How leading investors and operators are using climate risk insights to inform location decisions, capex planning, and engagement with regulators and stakeholders

  • Data centers as a high-growth, high-stakes test case — where rapid expansion, AI-driven demand, and water stress are converging on large, immobile assets

A first look: the session will preview key themes from Cushman & Wakefield's forthcoming APAC Data Center Climate Risk Report — what's coming next for one of the region's most critical asset classes.

 

What You'll Learn

  • Differentiate between reactive compliance and a robust, actionable climate risk strategy

  • Interpret and apply climate risk insights across asset classes, with a focused example on data centers in high-growth APAC markets

  • Identify practical steps to integrate climate risk into investment decisions, portfolio management, and asset-level planning

  • Understand upcoming market signals from Cushman & Wakefield's APAC Data Center Climate Risk work and how to leverage partners like Jupiter for deeper, site-specific analysis

Physical Climate Risk Experts

Elisa Seith

Director of Climate Risk & Financial Services

Jupiter Intelligence

Matt Clifford

Head of Sustainability Services, APAC

Cushman & Wakefield