Environmental Leadership

In the face of unparalleled environmental change, we are urgently transforming how we develop and manage properties.

By committing to stretching environmental goals that redefine climate action in our sector and support the UN Sustainable Development Goals, including goals 8, 10, 11 and 13, we are contributing to a greener, healthier future for all those who rely on our places.

Like our business, our ambition is long term; by 2050 we will be a climate positive, regenerative business, actively creating environmental benefits from our activities.

Click here to contact us and learn more about our environmental goals or sustainability initiatives.

Find out how we aim to have a positive impact on people through our places, teams, partners and also philanthropic work.

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Zero carbon

By 2040 we will reduce emissions by 90% across our whole business including our buildings, developments and supply chain.

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Valuing nature

We will achieve a significant biodiversity net gain across our portfolio by 2030 and will be water neutral by 2050.

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Zero waste

By 2030, we will send zero non-hazardous waste to landfill.

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Transformative partnerships

To meet our goals, we are transforming how we work with suppliers, occupiers and investors.

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Our impact

2022 net zero carbon pathway report

Our progress to net zero in 2022

Case studies and insights

How we are delivering lasting value for our residents, occupiers, investors and partners

Open-source tools

Read our full suite of environmental policies and guidance for occupiers and suppliers here

Heritage & Carbon: addressing the skills gap report

Can historic buildings help tackle climate change?

Reporting centre

This page shares our progress reports on our key environmental sustainability and social impact commitments.

300,000 sq. ft. flex office drive launched

Grosvenor is building a 300,000 sq. ft. flexible and fitted workspace portfolio by transforming c20% of its existing office properties across London and other major cities.

Blog: Why we don’t build homes

Rachel Dickie highlights the housing crisis amidst UK real estate's historic challenges, emphasising the critical need for scalable home construction and innovative funding solutions to meet demand and address societal needs.