RC4: Property Type and Geography

Maximum Score

Not scored

Input Method

Assessment Portal

Prefill

Not eligible

Scoring method

Not scored

Validation

None

2026 Updates

None

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What is the portfolio's predominant location and property type?

Assessment Instructions

Intent: What is the purpose of this indicator?

Provide information on the entity's portfolio location and property type composition.

This indicator is used for reporting purposes only. For participants who submit the Performance Component, GRESB uses the portfolio composition reported in indicator R1 to determine the entity's predominant location and property type as shown in its final results, not indicator RC4.

Input: How do I complete this indicator?

Select the predominant location in which the entity’s investments are located and the predominant property type of the portfolio using the fraction of total GAV or net operating income (NOI).

• An entity’s primary property type is based on the most specific category that accounts for at least 75% of its Gross Asset Value (GAV).

• An entity's primary location is based on the most specific category that accounts for at least 60% of its GAV.

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Entity Classification: Property Type & Location

Validation: What evidence is required?

No evidence required.

Scoring

This indicator is not scored.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does 'Student Housing' fall under Real Estate or Infrastructure?

It depends on the ownership and revenue model of the asset. If students are the primary tenants and rent is the primary source of income, it falls under the scope of the Real Estate Assessment. However, if a university or government contracts a company to build or manage the housing and revenue is generated through a long-term service or concession agreement, it falls under the scope of the Infrastructure Asset Assessment.