Emission rankings for Real estate sector

Each company has a DitchCarbon score, which is calculated based on 30+ company specific emissions data points. The score ranges from 0 – 100; the higher the score, the better. Check out our methodology.

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The 10 Real estate sector companies with

the lowest DitchCarbon scores

Bidwells's sustainability

score is 30 / 100

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Peel L&P's sustainability

score is 30 / 100

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Choice Housing's sustainability

score is 30 / 100

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Klépierre's sustainability

score is 30 / 100

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Darlington Building Society's sustainability

score is 30 / 100

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Southern Housing's sustainability

score is 30 / 100

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Industry Factsheet

The average DitchCarbon Score for this industry is 41 / 100.

46.70% of companies in this industry committed to SBTi.

Medical Properties Trust's sustainability

score is 30 / 100

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Thrive Home Builders's sustainability

score is 30 / 100

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Centurycity's sustainability

score is 30 / 100

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Newcore Capital Management's sustainability

score is 30 / 100

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Gerald Eve's sustainability

score is 30 / 100

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Arena REIT sustainability report's sustainability

score is 30 / 100

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State Development & Investment Corporation's sustainability

score is 30 / 100

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EPRA's sustainability

score is 30 / 100

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Sinochem International Corporation's sustainability

score is 30 / 100

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Battersea Power Station's sustainability

score is 30 / 100

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Columbia Property Trust's sustainability

score is 30 / 100

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Nextensa's sustainability

score is 30 / 100

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The Hyde Group's sustainability

score is 30 / 100

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Palace Capital's sustainability

score is 30 / 100

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Industry success case: walking the talk on emissions reduction

Boston Properties, a listed real estate company, has reduced its leased asset emissions intensities by 39% from 2008 levels by implementating green lease language, which is now incorporated in approximately half of their active leases.Their Master Lease forms are designed to align sustainability efforts with their clients’ needs, including provisions for the recovery of costs related to achieving certifications like LEED and ENERGY STAR. Additionally, these leases feature sub-metering for high-intensity client equipment and mandates for client energy disclosure.