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How climate change could impact a property

Landmark Climate Change Report

Introducing the Landmark Climate Change Report – Helping property professionals, property investors and businesses to understand how climate change could impact a property.

It is highly important to start reporting on climate change and the numbers can prove it:

  • 2022 was officially the warmest year on record for the UK (Source: BBC)
  • Large-scale action in all sectors of the economy will be required, including tackling emissions generated by the building stock, which accounts for 31% of our national emissions. (Souce: Gov.uk)
  • 25 percent of the UK’s total greenhouse gas emissions are attributable to the built environment. (Source: parliament.uk)

The Landmark Climate Change Report is a desktop report, designed to enable property professionals to understand how climate change could impact a given residential or commercial property.

Unlike other reports in the market, it benefits from understanding the concerns of both:

  • Physical risks [flooding, subsidence, heat stress, coastal erosion]
  • Transition risks [energy performance]

The report is property specific, based on a UPRN, and doesn’t stop with providing just data; delivered in an intuitive format Landmark Climate Change Report gives property professionals the ability to inform clients with advice and recommendations relating to climate change.

Residential icon Residential
Commercial icon Commercial
Environmental Risks icon Environmental Risks
Flood icon Flood
Subsidence icon Subsidence

Key benefits

Why Landmark’s Climate Change Report?

Who is this report for?

Further reading

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Key benefits

Landmark’s Climate Change Report allows you to provide best practice due diligence and inform clients on future climate change risks.

• Easy-to-understand, intuitive report – based on a UPRN
• Queries handled by industry professionals, in partnership with specialist academics
• Introduces Climate Change to your clients along with recommendations for clear decision making
• Includes transition risk through energy performance
• Available for both Residential and Commercial property transactions

Why Landmark’s Climate Change Report? image

Why Landmark’s Climate Change Report?

This report draws insights from experts and presents them in a way that helps property professionals deliver value to customers.

Landmark are acknowledged leaders in legal products and data used by the UK’s property market. Our pioneering teams enable thousands of successful transactions, every day.

Climate change affects every industry, and every part of our lives. These key statistics are a reminder why it’s important to measure these specific risks and convey the significance of
climate change risk to customers.

Who is this report for? image

Who is this report for?

The Landmark Climate Change Report is for real estate lawyers and residential conveyancers who want to provide best practice due diligence and inform their clients on future climate change risks.

The report gives the ability to inform on short, medium and long-term physical and transitional climate-related risks for a specific property with advice and recommendations if appropriate, delivered in an intuitive format unlike current reports in the market which provide unsupported data and little explanation in every environmental report, regardless of requirements.

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Further reading

Further reading

Landmark asked leading experts in their property-related fields to contribute to a white paper, which sets out the physical and transitional risks that the industry faces – and proposes workable solutions to the challenge of reporting on and responding to the risks.

Read the executive summary of the Landmark Climate Change white paper here

Additional, you can also check out a series of Landmark blog posts here:

Key benefits

Key benefits

Landmark’s Climate Change Report allows you to provide best practice due diligence and inform clients on future climate change risks.

• Easy-to-understand, intuitive report – based on a UPRN
• Queries handled by industry professionals, in partnership with specialist academics
• Introduces Climate Change to your clients along with recommendations for clear decision making
• Includes transition risk through energy performance
• Available for both Residential and Commercial property transactions

Why Landmark’s Climate Change Report?

Why Landmark’s Climate Change Report?

This report draws insights from experts and presents them in a way that helps property professionals deliver value to customers.

Landmark are acknowledged leaders in legal products and data used by the UK’s property market. Our pioneering teams enable thousands of successful transactions, every day.

Climate change affects every industry, and every part of our lives. These key statistics are a reminder why it’s important to measure these specific risks and convey the significance of
climate change risk to customers.

Who is this report for?

Who is this report for?

The Landmark Climate Change Report is for real estate lawyers and residential conveyancers who want to provide best practice due diligence and inform their clients on future climate change risks.

The report gives the ability to inform on short, medium and long-term physical and transitional climate-related risks for a specific property with advice and recommendations if appropriate, delivered in an intuitive format unlike current reports in the market which provide unsupported data and little explanation in every environmental report, regardless of requirements.

Further reading

Further reading

Further reading

Landmark asked leading experts in their property-related fields to contribute to a white paper, which sets out the physical and transitional risks that the industry faces – and proposes workable solutions to the challenge of reporting on and responding to the risks.

Read the executive summary of the Landmark Climate Change white paper here

Additional, you can also check out a series of Landmark blog posts here:

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