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GRESB Assessment

Social & organisational

The real-estate or infrastructure entity (typically a fund, portfolio, or company) participated in the annual GRESB assessment and received a score (0–100) and star rating (1–5) benchmarking its ESG management and performance against peers for that assessment year.

You might see it written as: Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark · GRESB Assessment · GRESB Rating · GRESB Benchmark · GRESB Real Estate Assessment · GRESB Star Rating

Issued by: GRESB BV

This entry is in review — facts are authored but not yet verified against current issuer documentation.

What it proves

The real-estate or infrastructure entity (typically a fund, portfolio, or company) participated in the annual GRESB assessment and received a score (0–100) and star rating (1–5) benchmarking its ESG management and performance against peers for that assessment year.

What it does not prove

  • Anything about a specific building, product, or material — GRESB assesses portfolios and entities.
  • Absolute performance — star ratings are quintiles relative to the peer group, so 5 stars means top 20% of participants, not a fixed standard.
  • Claims by product manufacturers — GRESB participation belongs to property owners and investors, and rarely transfers meaning to a materials context.
  • Currency beyond the assessment year — results refresh annually.

Claims it can support

Evidence checklist

Minimum authority
Programme operator
Should state
Assessed Entity · Assessment Year · Gresb Score · Star Rating
Date sensitivity
Expiry matters — check the certificate is current.

Confirm which entity was assessed — a parent fund's GRESB result does not describe an individual asset or a supplier to it.

Peer groups change composition year to year, which moves the meaning of a given star rating.

Source: GRESB