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VIDEO | Landlord and tenant collaboration on ESG
UK law firm Mills & Reeve delves into the relationship between landlords and tenants and asks how it is evolving to meet calls for ESG improvements in real estate.
Laura Ludlow, real estate lawyer with an ESG focus at Mills & Reeve, says: “I think landlords and tenants are now realising that they have to work together. There’s a change in the adversarial relationship that there used to be between landlords and tenants. They’re realising that in order to both achieve their targets, because both landlords and tenants are setting their own net zero sustainability targets, they need to work together and collaborate to do this.”
Watch our short video at the top. Can’t see the video? You can also watch the interview on the PlaceTech YouTube channel.
Mills & Reeve provides a range of services, from commercial, public law, and private law, to finance, real estate and construction and engineering.
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