What the firms publish about themselves.

Savills Investment Management's Net Zero Carbon Pathway (published April 2022), setting a 2040 net-zero-carbon target across AuM with a 50% intensity reduction by 2030.

Dream's April 2022 Net Zero by 2035 Action Plan, laying out its baseline emissions, decarbonization roadmaps and milestones toward net zero across the Dream group's real estate.

FORE Partnership's 2021 Impact Report documenting the London-based real estate investment manager's ESG, B Corp and sustainability performance across its office and residential portfolio.

Grosvenor Property UK's net zero carbon pathway report covering 2021 emissions and progress toward its 2030 net zero target, published in early 2022.

British Land's 2022 sustainability report, including a dedicated Net Zero Carbon section setting out progress against its Pathway to Net Zero and 2030 commitments.

Schroder Real Estate Sustainability Policy ('Real Estate with Impact'), dated March 2021, covering sustainability across the real estate investment management life-cycle.

British Land's 2020 'Pathway to Net Zero Carbon' setting out the REIT's targets, delivery strategy and reporting metrics to reach net zero carbon across its portfolio by 2030.

Schroder Real Estate Investment Trust (SREIT) Sustainability Guide dated November 2020, setting out how sustainability is integrated into the trust's investment process.

HOOPP's 2018 Real Estate Sustainability Report covering responsible investment and sustainability practices across the pension plan's real estate portfolio.

Legal & General Affordable Homes' 2023 impact report measuring its social and environmental performance in delivering affordable housing across the UK against a bespoke framework developed with The Good Economy.

Nuveen Real Estate's 2023-2024 annual sustainability report covering ESG progress and its pathway to net zero carbon by 2040.

Prologis's 2024-25 global impact and sustainability report detailing emissions reductions, certified sustainable space, and its net-zero-by-2040 plan.

Slate Asset Management's 2024 responsible investment (ESG) report covering January 1 to December 31, 2024, prepared with reference to GRI 2021 standards.

British Land's 2023 double-materiality review identifying and ranking the most material environmental, social and governance issues for its business.

British Land's policy on offsetting residual embodied carbon from new developments, requiring ICROA-approved verified carbon credits.

Equity Residential's ESG data download reporting environmental performance metrics (energy, water, GHG emissions) calculated per the WRI/WBCSD GHG Protocol.

Grosvenor's Sustainable Development Brief setting quantitative energy, operational-carbon and embodied-carbon targets for development projects across its Mayfair and Belgravia estate.

KKR's firm-wide Responsible Investment Policy, hosted at KKR's canonical sustainability URL and applying globally across asset classes.

British Land's high-level 2030 Sustainability Strategy summary built around its three pillars: Greener Spaces, Thriving Places and Responsible Choices.

PGIM Real Estate's 2024 Sustainability Policy embedding ESG and resilience practices across investment, asset and risk management with resource-reduction commitments.

Windmill Developments' 2023 sustainability strategy applying the One Planet Living framework across its corporate strategy and development projects.

LGIM's firm-wide responsible investment and corporate governance policy document, hosted on LGIM's own document library and served as its canonical RI policy during 2021.

Urban Partners' (formerly NREP) 2024 Impact Report, its flagship annual ESG/impact publication covering investments across the built environment.

The GHG Protocol's Corporate Value Chain (Scope 3) Accounting and Reporting Standard, the reference standard for measuring and reporting indirect value-chain (scope 3) greenhouse gas emissions.

Entity-level SFDR disclosure applicable to NREP AB and Urban Partners Management Company S.A., covering integration of sustainability risks under Regulation (EU) 2019/2088.

Hines' public net-zero decarbonization pathway setting out its target of net-zero operational carbon across its global building portfolio by 2040 with a 42% interim reduction by 2030.