For years, we have debated the country’s major urban challenges in these pages. We have addressed and put forward proposals on mobility, land-use planning, and the urgent need to transform our cities into more human, sustainable, and competitive environments.
Speaking about sustainability through communication is not simply about adjusting the tone of a message or adding a few labels to corporate discourse.
Stepping into a forest and suddenly feeling a drop in temperature, or traveling toward a city and noticing how the air becomes denser and warmer, are common experiences that often go unnoticed.
Portafolio Inmobiliario has announced a corporate strategy that strengthens its environmental management by making Climate Action one of ten material topics in its 2025–2030 business plan.
Alfredo Volio has been elected president of the Costa Rican Chamber of Construction (CCC) for the 2025–2026 term.
At the close of its first four-year sustainability strategy, real estate developer and asset manager Portafolio Inmobiliario set out to raise the bar once again — designing, for the first time in the country and within its industry, a strategy based on the double materiality approach.
Today, 62% of Portafolio Inmobiliario’s staff live close to their workplace.
In a single week, Portafolio Inmobiliario received four prestigious awards, further cementing its leadership in the real estate sector and reaffirming its commitment to Costa Rica’s social, economic, and environmental development.
