According to a recent LinkedIn post from Jupiter Intelligence, commercial real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield is featuring Jupiter’s ClimateScore Global platform in a new guide on acquisition readiness. The guide reportedly describes a process for screening real estate assets for physical climate risk and benchmarking them against peers across multiple IPCC scenarios.
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The post suggests growing institutional interest in incorporating climate risk analytics into early-stage real estate due diligence, before traditional data-room review begins. For Jupiter Intelligence, this type of integration with a major real estate advisor could support recurring analytics demand and strengthen its positioning as a climate-risk data provider to asset managers and real estate investors.
If widely adopted, such screening practices may influence capital allocation decisions toward assets with more resilient climate profiles, potentially expanding Jupiter’s addressable market in real estate and infrastructure. The visibility from being associated with Cushman & Wakefield’s acquisition guide may also enhance Jupiter’s credibility with large investors who are formalizing frameworks for climate-related risk assessment.