Panel: Carbon & Social Credits as New Assets for the Built Environment

As regulation tightens and investors demand measurable impact, carbon and social performance are becoming integral to real estate value — not external considerations.

This panel explores how large-scale developments and place-driven initiatives can generate measurable environmental and social value — and how that value can be verified, governed, and integrated into financing models and capital markets.

Beyond environmental metrics, the discussion introduces social credits as a framework to recognise non-financial contributions such as community engagement, inclusion, education, cultural assets, and long-term place stewardship — expanding the traditional understanding of asset performance.

Bringing together perspectives from legal structuring, real estate leadership, architectural governance, large-scale development, and spatial impact strategy, the panel examines how environmental and social performance must be embedded from design and planning through governance and financial modelling.

In complex, destination-scale projects, value creation extends beyond construction — it becomes embedded in identity, resilience, and long-term attractiveness.

This session positions impact not as narrative, but as a structured dimension of real estate finance and value creation.

Speakers:

• Antonio Ferruccio Campagnoli – FIABCI World President, IL PUNTO/CORFAC Int.

• Alberto Del Din – Partner, Cappelli Riolo Calderaro Crisostomo Del Din & Partners

• Saleh Tabakh – Founder & CEO, Andalusia Group

• Jack Pringle – Chair of the Board, RIBA