CapMan Real Estate: Pioneering a Sustainable Future in Asset Management
June 12, 2025, 6:17 am
In the realm of real estate, the winds of change are blowing. CapMan Real Estate stands at the forefront, charting a course toward sustainability and innovation. Recently, the company achieved a significant milestone by securing validation for its net-zero climate targets from the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). This recognition places CapMan among the vanguard of companies committed to reducing their carbon footprint in the built environment.
On June 3, 2025, CapMan Real Estate received validation for its ambitious climate goals. The targets are not just numbers; they represent a profound shift in how real estate can operate. By 2035, the company aims to reduce in-use operational greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by an impressive 90.90% per square meter. For new constructions, the goal is to slash upfront embodied GHG emissions by 96.59% per square meter by 2040. Major renovations will also see a dramatic reduction, with a target of 99.80% by the same year. These figures are not mere aspirations; they are a blueprint for a sustainable future.
CapMan's journey toward sustainability is not a solo endeavor. The company has already demonstrated its commitment by achieving a 63% reduction in GHG intensity for residential buildings by 2024, surpassing its 2032 target. This proactive approach is a testament to CapMan's dedication to human-centric real estate that positively impacts the environment. The company recognizes that to truly address the climate crisis, it must tackle the carbon embedded in materials and construction. In 2021, these emissions accounted for 46% of CapMan's overall footprint.
The SBTi validation is a significant feather in CapMan's cap. It reflects the company's willingness to lead by example. By participating in the SBTi Buildings pilot test, CapMan is not just following trends; it is shaping them. The SBTi's sector-specific guidance for construction and real estate, introduced in August 2024, provides a framework for companies to follow. CapMan's early adoption of these guidelines showcases its commitment to driving market change.
But CapMan's ambitions extend beyond sustainability. The company is also focused on strengthening its asset management capabilities. In the past year, CapMan has bolstered its team with ten new hires and several promotions. This strategic move is designed to enhance its asset management organization, ensuring that it can effectively manage its growing portfolio.
Aleksi Konsti has stepped into the role of Head of Finland, overseeing investments and asset management in the region. His appointment marks a new chapter for CapMan, as he succeeds Juhani Erke, who will now lead Nordic asset management activities. This transition is part of a broader strategy to establish a robust asset management presence across all Nordic countries.
The company has also made key promotions within its ranks. Kajsa Bagler has been elevated to Head of Asset Management in Sweden, while Alex Jacobsson takes the helm in Denmark. These appointments reflect CapMan's commitment to nurturing talent and fostering a collaborative environment. The recent expansion of the asset management team, particularly in Denmark, Sweden, and Norway, is a strategic move to enhance local expertise in managing both commercial and residential assets.
CapMan's focus on the hospitality sector is also noteworthy. As the company expands its hotel assets under management, it has made targeted hires in Stockholm to support this growth. The diverse skill sets of the new team members cover a wide spectrum of asset management, from leasing to construction management and property development. This holistic approach ensures that CapMan is well-equipped to navigate the complexities of the real estate market.
The synergy between CapMan's sustainability initiatives and its asset management strategy is clear. The company understands that long-term value creation goes hand in hand with operational excellence. By building a strong, collaborative team across the Nordics, CapMan is positioning itself for future success.
CapMan's commitment to sustainability is not just a checkbox; it is woven into the fabric of its operations. The company's ambitious GHG reduction targets align with the global push for net-zero emissions. By 2040, CapMan aims to achieve net-zero GHG emissions, a goal that reflects its dedication to responsible investment practices.
As the real estate landscape evolves, CapMan Real Estate is leading the charge. Its validation from the SBTi is a beacon of hope in a world grappling with climate change. The company's proactive approach to sustainability, coupled with its strategic asset management initiatives, sets a powerful example for others in the industry.
In conclusion, CapMan Real Estate is not just a player in the real estate market; it is a trailblazer. With its eyes set on a sustainable future, the company is redefining what it means to be a responsible real estate investor. As it continues to innovate and adapt, CapMan is poised to make a lasting impact on the industry and the environment. The journey is just beginning, but the destination is clear: a greener, more sustainable world.
On June 3, 2025, CapMan Real Estate received validation for its ambitious climate goals. The targets are not just numbers; they represent a profound shift in how real estate can operate. By 2035, the company aims to reduce in-use operational greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by an impressive 90.90% per square meter. For new constructions, the goal is to slash upfront embodied GHG emissions by 96.59% per square meter by 2040. Major renovations will also see a dramatic reduction, with a target of 99.80% by the same year. These figures are not mere aspirations; they are a blueprint for a sustainable future.
CapMan's journey toward sustainability is not a solo endeavor. The company has already demonstrated its commitment by achieving a 63% reduction in GHG intensity for residential buildings by 2024, surpassing its 2032 target. This proactive approach is a testament to CapMan's dedication to human-centric real estate that positively impacts the environment. The company recognizes that to truly address the climate crisis, it must tackle the carbon embedded in materials and construction. In 2021, these emissions accounted for 46% of CapMan's overall footprint.
The SBTi validation is a significant feather in CapMan's cap. It reflects the company's willingness to lead by example. By participating in the SBTi Buildings pilot test, CapMan is not just following trends; it is shaping them. The SBTi's sector-specific guidance for construction and real estate, introduced in August 2024, provides a framework for companies to follow. CapMan's early adoption of these guidelines showcases its commitment to driving market change.
But CapMan's ambitions extend beyond sustainability. The company is also focused on strengthening its asset management capabilities. In the past year, CapMan has bolstered its team with ten new hires and several promotions. This strategic move is designed to enhance its asset management organization, ensuring that it can effectively manage its growing portfolio.
Aleksi Konsti has stepped into the role of Head of Finland, overseeing investments and asset management in the region. His appointment marks a new chapter for CapMan, as he succeeds Juhani Erke, who will now lead Nordic asset management activities. This transition is part of a broader strategy to establish a robust asset management presence across all Nordic countries.
The company has also made key promotions within its ranks. Kajsa Bagler has been elevated to Head of Asset Management in Sweden, while Alex Jacobsson takes the helm in Denmark. These appointments reflect CapMan's commitment to nurturing talent and fostering a collaborative environment. The recent expansion of the asset management team, particularly in Denmark, Sweden, and Norway, is a strategic move to enhance local expertise in managing both commercial and residential assets.
CapMan's focus on the hospitality sector is also noteworthy. As the company expands its hotel assets under management, it has made targeted hires in Stockholm to support this growth. The diverse skill sets of the new team members cover a wide spectrum of asset management, from leasing to construction management and property development. This holistic approach ensures that CapMan is well-equipped to navigate the complexities of the real estate market.
The synergy between CapMan's sustainability initiatives and its asset management strategy is clear. The company understands that long-term value creation goes hand in hand with operational excellence. By building a strong, collaborative team across the Nordics, CapMan is positioning itself for future success.
CapMan's commitment to sustainability is not just a checkbox; it is woven into the fabric of its operations. The company's ambitious GHG reduction targets align with the global push for net-zero emissions. By 2040, CapMan aims to achieve net-zero GHG emissions, a goal that reflects its dedication to responsible investment practices.
As the real estate landscape evolves, CapMan Real Estate is leading the charge. Its validation from the SBTi is a beacon of hope in a world grappling with climate change. The company's proactive approach to sustainability, coupled with its strategic asset management initiatives, sets a powerful example for others in the industry.
In conclusion, CapMan Real Estate is not just a player in the real estate market; it is a trailblazer. With its eyes set on a sustainable future, the company is redefining what it means to be a responsible real estate investor. As it continues to innovate and adapt, CapMan is poised to make a lasting impact on the industry and the environment. The journey is just beginning, but the destination is clear: a greener, more sustainable world.