Best Practices for Submitting Your GRESB Assessment
GRESB (formerly the Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark) is confusing; here are 5 key focus areas to file the most accurate report.
Are you planning to submit a GRESB Real Estate Assessment?
The reporting process can feel overwhelming. If you want to collect and submit ESG data for your real estate asset portfolio, the actionable tips in this guide will help you navigate the GRESB reporting process.
Reporting can be a tedious process. You have to know and understand exactly what the GRESB Assessment is looking for to accurately map out your data points. As a GRESB Global Partner, Measurabl speaks that language for our customers. That’s why our average customer sees a 10-point increase when disclosing with Measurabl.
Keep in mind: ESG reporting is here to stay. Investor demands have exponentially increased in recent years. Here are some resources on the implications of these growing investor pressures for ESG disclosure:
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GRESB (formerly the Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark) is confusing; here are 5 key focus areas to file the most accurate report.
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Measurabl works closely with GRESB as a Global Partner to ensure streamlined reporting and superior access to high-quality ESG data.
Measurabl works closely with GRESB and leaders in the industry to develop better ways to aggregate high quality ESG data.
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