Distinctive long-term scenario approach and methodology to make real estate more sustainable
Oxand is committed to stimulating and accelerating the sustainability of real estate. We do this with a practical and data-driven approach.
Data is becoming increasingly important. With data, fact-based analyses can be performed, making the impact of ESG and climate on real estate much clearer, more reliable, and more predictable. Oxand has been collecting real estate data for over 20 years. This provides information on more than 50 million square meters of real estate. This includes obsolescence data and energy performance data for building components, maintenance and replacement costs, and sustainability improvements. It also provides information on the impact of measures on the costs, risks, lifespan, and sustainability performance of real estate.
Using client data and our real estate data, we quickly create geographically transparent, measurable, and concrete real estate portfolios, allowing us to maintain continuous control, make timely adjustments, and stay in control.
With a distinctive scenario approach and methodology, we can use the data to (substantiately) calculate and compare various sustainability scenarios. This provides a clear overview of the impact of (necessary and desired) sustainability measures on the costs, risks, and performance of real estate, both now and in the future.
The scenarios allow for investments to be spread out over time, for example, due to budget constraints, risks, and/or phased sustainability implementations for 2030, 2040, and 2050. They can also be considered in conjunction with a multi-year maintenance plan (MJOP/DMJOP), multi-year investment forecast (MOIP), or long-term asset programming (LTAP).
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In this way, we contribute to:
- The right (investment) decisions
- Factual substantiation for decision-making
- Professionalization of the real estate portfolio
- Monitoring risks
- Actually achieving (Paris-proof) objectives
