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Aviva Investors has plans to refurbish 30 Golden Square in Soho, London, as part of its ongoing commitment to decarbonizing existing buildings in its portfolio.
The project is being undertaken as part of Aviva’s existing partnership with the Public Sector Pension Investment Board, one of Canada’s largest pension investment managers, which includes an investment portfolio across London and the CB1 Estate in Cambridge, a master-planned sustainable, mixed-use development spanning 26 acres in the Station Road area of the city.
It forms part of Aviva Investors’ commitment to achieving net-zero across the entirety of its £47 billion (€56 billion/$61 billion) real assets business by 2040 and follows the asset manager’s November announcement that it was undertaking an extensive refurbishment and decarbonization program of Curtain House, Hoxton, after acquiring the Grade II listed Victorian warehouse.
The work at 30 Golden Square, which will be led by Str
