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'Sustainability in Action: Shaping the Cities of Tomorrow' Summit Series

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'Sustainability in Action: Shaping the Cities of Tomorrow' Summit Series

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Sustainability
in Action

In partnership with leading universities, New Land Capital aims to guide the next generation by leveraging the influence of arts and culture to raise awareness of energy, climate, environmental conservation, and biodiversity, inspiring more people to engage in sustainable development efforts.

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Innovating For Tomorrow:
New York City Commercial Space Sustainability Competition

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Art Meets Sustainability:
Envisioning New York’s Future

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Art Meets Sustainability:

Envisioning

New York’s Future

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In older buildings across New York, inefficient heating and cooling systems lead to higher energy consumption, putting additional strain on communities already struggling with steep energy bills.


Climate change amplifies these challenges, as extreme weather events like hurricanes and winter storms disrupt energy systems, making it even harder for the city to maintain a stable energy supply.

“Wishing for a Cozy Space Through New York’s Long, Freezing Winter”

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As a coastal metropolis, NYC faces severe threats from climate change. Rising sea levels and extreme weather could cause significant environmental and economic damage.

 

Although NYC has made efforts to reduce carbon emissions, the size and demand of the city still present challenges in achieving climate goals.

“Wishing for

a Goodbye to

Extreme Weather”

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The industrialization process in New York started in the late 19th century. Though it has made NYC prosperous, it has also brought many issues, including aging infrastructure, traffic congestion, and insufficient public services.

 

These historical legacy issues will hinder New York City’s sustainable development and reduce the overall quality of life for its residents.

“Wishing for

Clean and Safe

Infrastructure”

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As a global megacity, New York must meet the daily needs of over 8 million diverse residents, with Manhattan’s population density exceeding 26,000 people per square kilometer—the highest in the U.S.

 

This intense concentration brings challenges in resource management, from rapid consumption and inefficient waste disposal to food waste. Tackling these issues is essential for a sustainable, thriving city where people and businesses can coexist responsibly.

“Wishing for

Reducing Meaningless Waste”

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In older buildings across New York, inefficient heating and cooling systems lead to higher energy consumption, putting additional strain on communities already struggling with steep energy bills.

 

Climate change amplifies these challenges, as extreme weather events like hurricanes and winter storms disrupt energy systems, making it even harder for the city to maintain a stable energy supply.

“Wishing for a

Cozy Space Through

New York’s Long, Freezing Winter”

59.png

As a coastal metropolis, NYC faces severe threats from climate change. Rising sea levels and extreme weather could cause significant environmental and economic damage.

 

Although NYC has made efforts to reduce carbon emissions, the size and demand of the city still present challenges in achieving climate goals.

“Wishing for a

Goodbye to

Extreme Weather”

60.png

The industrialization process in New York started in the late 19th century. Though it has made NYC prosperous, it has also brought many issues, including aging infrastructure, traffic congestion, and insufficient public services.

 

These historical legacy issues will hinder New York City’s sustainable development and reduce the overall quality of life for its residents.

“Wishing for

Clean and Safe

Infrastructure”

trash.png

As a global megacity, New York must meet the daily needs of over 8 million diverse residents, with Manhattan’s population density exceeding 26,000 people per square kilometer—the highest in the U.S.

 

This intense concentration brings challenges in resource management, from rapid consumption and inefficient waste disposal to food waste. Tackling these issues is essential for a sustainable, thriving city where people and businesses can coexist responsibly.

“Wishing for

Reducing Meaningless Waste”

City Garden

Why We Do This

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The UN 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a call for action by all countries to promote prosperity while protecting the planet. As a private equity firm with over 20 years of expertise in New York real estate and in investment and financing, New Land Capital takes on the role of trailblazer in the community development of Long Island City and sustainability proponent. Through the 'Sustainability in Action: Shaping the Cities of Tomorrow' summit series, New Land Capital is committed to transforming the goals of sustainable development from mere slogans into real action, encouraging the active involvement of all sectors of society.

"Humanity depends on the boundless energy, ideas, and contributions of youth everywhere… Let’s support and stand with young people in shaping a just and sustainable world, " said UN Secretary-General António Guterres on International Youth Day. In partnership with leading universities, New Land Capital aims to guide the next generation by leveraging the influence of arts and culture to raise awareness of energy, climate, environmental conservation, and biodiversity, inspiring more people to engage in sustainable development efforts.

The growth of regional economics forms the foundation of New York's sustainable future, aligning with the goals of ‘Decent Work and Economic Growth’ and ‘Sustainable Cities and Communities’. As a trailblazer in community development within Long Island City, New Land Capital fosters stability by attracting diverse businesses and generating employment opportunities. Launching the SIA summit underscores New Land Capital’s distinct contribution to New York’s sustainable development, furthering the UN’s 2030 goals and empowering the next generation to shape a sustainable, prosperous future for the city.

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The UN 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a call for action by all countries to promote prosperity while protecting the planet. As a private equity firm with over 20 years of expertise in New York real estate and in investment and financing, New Land Capital takes on the role of trailblazer in the community development of Long Island City and sustainability proponent. Through the 'Sustainability in Action: Shaping the Cities of Tomorrow' summit series, New Land Capital is committed to transforming the goals of sustainable development from mere slogans into real action, encouraging the active involvement of all sectors of society.

"Humanity depends on the boundless energy, ideas, and contributions of youth everywhere… Let’s support and stand with young people in shaping a just and sustainable world, " said UN Secretary-General António Guterres on International Youth Day. In partnership with leading universities, New Land Capital aims to guide the next generation by leveraging the influence of arts and culture to raise awareness of energy, climate, environmental conservation, and biodiversity, inspiring more people to engage in sustainable development efforts.

The growth of regional economics forms the foundation of New York's sustainable future, aligning with the goals of ‘Decent Work and Economic Growth’ and ‘Sustainable Cities and Communities’. As a trailblazer in community development within Long Island City, New Land Capital fosters stability by attracting diverse businesses and generating employment opportunities. Launching the SIA summit underscores New Land Capital’s distinct contribution to New York’s sustainable development, furthering the UN’s 2030 goals and empowering the next generation to shape a sustainable, prosperous future for the city.

Why We Do This

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