Sustainability strategy – current status

For the strategy period 2025–2028, Allreal specified areas of activity on the basis of the existing materiality matrix and set itself new ambitious and measurable goals.

The strategic focus topics in the sustainability strategy 2025–2028 are based on the nine material topics from the double materiality analysis. In addition, four forward-thinking topics – biodiversity and water management, diversity and equal opportunities, digitalisation and cyber security, and participation and stakeholder involvement – were incorporated. Allreal is thereby reacting proactively to societal and regulatory developments and expanding the framework of core materiality to include relevant forward-thinking topics.

Environment

Our environment goals are focused on decarbonisation of the portfolio with net zero by no later than 2050, sustainable construction and management, continuous reduction of resource consumption and expanding the circular economy, as well as promoting biodiversity and climate-resilient water management.

The initial value shown in the following strategy tables corresponds to each initial value at the beginning of the strategy period (as of 1 January 2025).

  • IndicatorsInitial value 2025 Actual figure 2025Target figure 2028
    Greenhouse gas emissions (kg CO2/m2a; whole building; Scope 1,2 and 3.13)n.a.8.57.2
    Share of renewable energy in total energy consumption (whole building; % of Scope 1, 2 and 3.13)n.a.68.372
    Integration of sustainable energy supply and mobility in new buildings and refurbishmentsproject-relatedOn trackAchieved
  • IndicatorsInitial value 2025 Actual figure 2025Target figure 2028
    Proportion of area in investment properties with a sustainability label (%)434650
    Creation and implementation of guidelines for sustainable real estate managementOutstandingNot on trackAchieved
    Green leaseOutstandingOn trackAchieved
  • IndicatorsInitial value 2025 Actual figure 2025Target figure 2028
    Survey of circularity indicators for new and renovated buildings (% end-of-life circularity)OutstandingOn trackMeasured value
    Average proportion of renewable raw materials in construction projects (%)OutstandingOn trackMeasured value
    Average carbon emissions generated for the construction and operation of new buildings (kg CO2/m2a)7.48.7Construction 9, Residential operation 0 / Commercial operation 1 
  • IndicatorsInitial value 2025 Actual figure 2025Target figure 2028
    Implementation of biodiversity strategy and sponge city approach in the investment portfolioOutstandingOn trackAchieved
    Portfolio screening and definition of a package of measuresOutstandingOn trackAchieved
    Implementation of the package of measuresOutstandingOn trackAchieved
  •  Social

    The social pillar of our sustainability strategy comprises high-quality living spaces, a values-based leadership culture, attractive working conditions, consistently guaranteed workplace health and safety, and the systematic promotion of diversity and equal opportunities. The topics cover significant social mechanisms of action along the value chain – from the point of view of the tenant through to that of the employee.

    The initial value shown in the following strategy tables corresponds to each initial value at the beginning of the strategy period (as of 1 January 2025).

  • IndicatorsInitial value 2025Actual figure 2025Target figure 2028
    Implementation of socio-spatial features in new and renovated buildingsOutstandingOn trackAchieved
    Tenant dialogue and satisfaction (% tenant satisfaction)76On track80
    Promotion of social and functional mixes and communal life in districtsProject-specificOn trackAchieved
  • IndicatorsInitial value 2025Actual figure 2025Target figure 2028
    Implementation of values and understanding of leadership (% identification with values and leadership)7273.280
    Employee satisfaction (%)7678.380
    Training and development hours (no. hours per employee)26.530.349
  • IndicatorsInitial value 2025Actual figure 2025Target figure 2028
    Number of serious accidents on construction sites had by employees or external workers103< 2
    Injury rate for employees [(no. of documented work-related injuries / no. of hours worked) per 200,000 hours]2.21.8< 1.3
    Employee absences (no. of hours absent as a result of illness and non-work-related accidents / no. of hours worked (%))3.93.6n.a.2

    1 The goal definition does not imply any acceptance of events, but underlines the aspiration to prevent serious accidents.
    2 The absentee rate serves as a supplementary qualitative control and observation metric. The aim is not to reduce absences due to sickness or accidents per se, but to identify work-related pressures at an early stage and derive preventative measures.

  • IndicatorsInitial value 2025Actual figure 2025Target figure 2028
    Creation and implementation of guidelines on diversity, equal opportunities and inclusionOutstandingOn trackAchieved
    Equal pay (number of external analyses confirming equal pay)001
    Proportion of women on the Board of Directors / in Group Management / in top management (%)25 / 0 / n.a.37.5 / 0 / 11.830 / 20 / 20
  •  Governance

    Our governance goals anchor sustainable practices, align business activities to ethical principles, promote proactive stakeholder dialogue and make use of digital processes to improve quality, efficiency and sustainability in line with strict data protection requirements.

    The initial value shown in the following strategy tables corresponds to each initial value at the beginning of the strategy period (as of 1 January 2025).

  • IndicatorsInitial value 2025 Actual figure 2025Target figure 2028
    Proportion of employees with annual targets that incorporate sustainability-related aspects (%)100100100
    Proportion of employees whose variable remuneration is linked to sustainability goals (%)1010100
    Raising awareness of sustainability-related issues in the companyPartially implementedOn trackAchieved
  • IndicatorsInitial value 2025 Actual figure 2025Target figure 2028
    Number of training sessions on the Code of Conduct (cumulated over strategy period)013
    Number of breaches of the Code of Conduct and bullying100
    Integration of sustainability requirements in procurementPartially implementedAchievedAchieved
  • IndicatorsInitial value 2025 Actual figure 2025Target figure 2028
    Stakeholder dialogue (cumulated over strategy period)012
    Commitment and collaboration with associations and networksPartially implemented    On trackAchieved
    Social commitmentOutstanding    On trackAchieved
  • IndicatorsInitial value 2025 Actual figure 2025Target figure 2028
    Number of training sessions on data protection (cumulated over strategy period)051
    Number of IT audits/year141
    Digital transformation of real estate managementOutstanding    On trackAchieved
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