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Die Measurabl Mindset: Redefining Sustainable Real Estate

The real estate industry is at a turning point. To outcompete amidst evolving standards and shifting market dynamics, today’s leaders need more than a new strategy—they need a new way of thinking. We call it Die Measurabl Mindset

Was bedeutet Die Measurabl Mindset

This perspective, championed by Measurabl’s leadership and shaped by insights from clients, partners, and experts across the globe, goes beyond traditional scorecards and certifications. It’s about making data actionable, leveraging next-generation technology, and embedding sustainability into the metrics that define real value.

CEO und Mitgründer Matt Ellis captures the essence of this shift:  

“Sustainability success isn’t just a plaque on the wall; it’s woven into every metric that defines real capital value.”  

This series brings together voices from partners, clients, investors, and experts across sectors and regions, creating an ecosystem of collaboration. In addition to sharing insights from Measurabl leaders like Matt Ellis, Maureen Waters, and Sara Anzinger, the series highlights how quality data and technology are empowering stakeholders—from lenders and investors to asset managers—to turn sustainability goals into measurable financial outcomes from a range of perspectives. 

The Defining Question for Real Estate

In the first video of the series, Matt Ellis poses a defining question that underscores the transformative power of this Mindset: 

"Bist du Measurabl? "

The answer defines real estate leaders’ ability to defend portfolio value and outcompete in today’s market.

Ready to make the shift? Hear more from Matt by watching the video above, and stay tuned as we continue to drive urgent transformation to a profitable, sustainable built environment, together. 

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VOLLSTÄNDIGES TRANSKRIPT
The real measures and success in sustainability need to be the same thing as the measures of success in real estate. And we’ve got to stop thinking about this as a siloed activity and start to understand it as the business of real estate in driving an optimal outcome. Sustainability will be most successful when we think about it that way. And to get there, we just have to go back to that basic question, which is, are you or are you not Measurabl?  We can do that today with a lot of things that drive the business of real estate, our rent rolls, our occupancy levels. Why can’t we do that with sustainability performance? Again, objectively, in the moment, factually. And then, why can’t we do that consistently, from everybody’s point of view, aligned around the same data?  So the power of the idea, are you Measurabl or not: if that answer is yes, you can defend the value of your portfolio of your individual real estate assets. If the answer is no, if you hesitate, then you can’t, and you’re losing the incremental ability to outcompete. 
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