QuadReal Property Group, a leading global real estate investment, development, and operating company, successfully closes a $350 million Green Bond Senior Note Offering, further solidifying its commitment to sustainable and responsible investing.
Green BondSustainable InvestingReal EstateEsgQuadreal Property GroupReal EstateMar 14, 2025

A Green Bond is a type of fixed-income security that is specifically designed to fund projects with environmental benefits. The proceeds from the bond are used to finance or refinance projects that have a positive impact on the environment, such as renewable energy, energy efficiency, and sustainable infrastructure.
The $350 million from the Green Bond will be used to finance and refinance eligible green projects that meet QuadReal's green bond framework. These projects include the development and renovation of energy-efficient buildings, sustainable infrastructure, and other initiatives that aim to reduce environmental impact and promote sustainability.
QuadReal is committed to sustainable investing as part of its broader environmental, social, and governance (ESG) goals. The company aims to reduce its carbon footprint, enhance energy efficiency, and promote sustainable design and construction practices. Sustainable investing aligns with QuadReal's mission to create long-term value for all stakeholders.
Sustainable investing offers several benefits for investors, including reduced risk through better management of environmental and social factors, the potential for higher returns through investment in companies with strong ESG practices, and the opportunity to align financial goals with personal values and environmental concerns.
QuadReal's green bond framework is a set of guidelines that ensure the funds from the green bond are used for genuine environmental benefits. The framework is transparent and aligned with international standards, ensuring that the projects financed by the bond meet specific criteria for sustainability and environmental impact.

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