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As climate change accelerates, risks to real estate are intensifying. New construction has begun responding with safer designs, but what about existing buildings? Two-thirds of global building stock in 2040 has already been built, according to Architecture 2030. These buildings must be made resilient to natural hazards like floods, wildfires, and more. 

Resilient building retrofits can provide solutions for buildings of all types and sizes – however, planning and paying for retrofits remains challenging. Join this session to understand the strategies and considerations for resilient retrofit designers, policymakers, and finance professionals that can be applied within real estate portfolios large and small.

Webinar Summary: As climate change accelerates, risks to real estate are intensifying. New construction has begun responding with safer designs, but what about existing buildings? Two-thirds of global building stock in 2040 has already been built, according to Architecture 2030. These buildings must be made resilient to natural hazards like floods, wildfires, and more. 

Resilient building retrofits can provide solutions for buildings of all types and sizes – however, planning and paying for retrofits remains challenging. Join this session to understand the strategies and considerations for resilient retrofit designers, policymakers, and finance professionals that can be applied within real estate portfolios large and small.

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