Long Harbour, the real estate investment management firm and leader in the operational real estate sector, has sold 100% of its stake in its portfolio company Longevity Partners (“Longevity”), the global climate and sustainability consultancy for the infrastructure and real estate sectors.
The sale of Longevity to Nuveen’s Private Equity Impact team, part of the $1.2 trillion global asset manager, and Leon Capital, the London-based European private equity investment firm, marks a significant milestone in the growth story of Longevity. This partnership will accelerate Longevity’s continued global expansion and drive further innovation in sustainability solutions for the built environment.
Long Harbour successfully co-founded and seed funded Longevity Partners in 2015 and supported its growth for almost nine years. Under Long Harbour’s partial ownership, Longevity provided services including strategy setting and reporting, climate resilience, sustainable design, sustainable finance and green building certifications and will continue to build on these under the new partnership. KPMG advised Long Harbour on the transaction.
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