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Developer Boutique Sustainability Actions

Converted redundant buildings

owners and operators are increasingly choosing to convert older buildings, especially redundant business space in city centres, into boutique hotels rather than constructing new ones.

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Retrofitting saves carbon

retrofitting and converting redundant buildings for new use has significant carbon emission savings compared to demolishing and rebuilding or building from new.

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Used green tax incentives

there are now a number of green tax incentives and financial products on the market, including capital allowances and land remediation relief (LRR), as well as an evolving market of green loans.

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Capital allowances claimed

the adaptive re-use of existing properties being converted to hotel space attracts particularly high levels of capital allowances.

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Land remediation relief used

LRR provides a generous relief from corporation tax, which can be essential in supporting property investors and trading companies with the clean-up of brownfield and contaminated sites.

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Green loans for projects

there has been an increase in demand for green loans and financial products. This demand is supported by lenders, who are keen to provide funding to green projects.

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ESG framework adopted

Boutique Group’s responsible luxury mindset starts with a comprehensive Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) framework.

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Preserved heritage buildings

its ongoing work to preserve historical and cultural landmarks for future generations by transforming them into ultra-luxury hotels equipped with world-class amenities.

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Worked with local operators

we also encourage our guests to engage in activities like cooking classes, cultural tours, and outdoor adventures. We connect guests with local operators to ensure our palaces are integrated into the surrounding communities and support their sustainable economic development.

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