Real estate & infrastructure · Podcast

'Sustainable assets are better credit risks': The case for C-PACE

For wealth professionals following private credit and real assets, the episode explains how C-PACE is being described as an established element of the capital stack and where a manager sees demand for sustainable real estate debt.

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Summary

By the real estate & infrastructure desk

This sponsored PERE Podcast episode features three CounterpointeSRE executives discussing C-PACE, a green lending mechanism tied to sustainable real estate. They cover demand for sustainable financing as higher rates stretch property owners’ finances, the growth of C-PACE deals, and adoption of the mechanism across US states.

Cumulative funding through C-PACE has reached over $10 billion, according to the description.
C-PACE deals have grown bigger and regularly exceed $100 million.
Most US states have adopted the public-private mechanism, which lets owners fund energy-efficient upgrades repaid through property taxes.
CounterpointeSRE guests discuss demand for sustainable financing and argue sustainable assets offer more durable cashflows despite adverse ESG headlines.

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