EVORA

GRESB API Partner Assessment Partner Global Partners

At EVORA Global, we are proud to be one of Europe and North America’s leading consultancies for sustainable real assets. We work with the biggest names in global real estate and infrastructure, helping to manage sustainability and climate related risks and improve sustainability performance. Today, our team of 150 experts provides insights to over 250 clients, managing assets worth more than $880 billion.

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Expert GRESB Support—Real Estate & Infrastructure

In 2025, EVORA supported over 180 real estate submissions, representing more than $390bn in AUM. This accounts for around 15% of all submissions in Europe and 7% globally—with 15% achieving 5 stars and 42% scoring 4 or 5 stars. 23 of the funds supported by EVORA have been recognized as Global and Regional Sector Leaders. In addition to being a GRESB Global Real Estate Partner, we are also a GRESB Global Partners for Infrastructure, supporting over 10% of all global GRESB Infrastructure submissions.

Our expert consultants provide end-to-end solutions, from developing sustainability strategies to rolling out energy optimization plans at the asset level. We identify opportunities to enhance performance and boost GRESB scores.

Leading Sustainability Solutions

With our consultancy services and software, we’ve established ourselves as a global leader in sustainability solutions for the real estate investment industry.

Helping clients achieve and sustain GRESB leadership

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Insights written by EVORA:

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    Why biodiversity and Nature-Based Solutions shouldn’t be treated as a standalone topic

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    The delivery gap: Why the real estate industry keeps getting in its own way

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    When data gaps reflect infrastructure gaps

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    Why data centers need a more tailored approach to sustainability assessment

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    Data centers are under pressure—Here’s what needs to change

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    Measured or made up? Why not all sustainability data should be treated the same

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    What will Local Law 97 mean for residential real estate in NYC?

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    Building a long-term portfolio strategy with asset-level data

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    Integrating social value in the life sciences sector: A success story

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    Navigating regulatory compliance and alignment in real estate

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  • Articles how do green building certifications affect gresb rating

    The impact of green building certifications on GRESB Ratings for in-use buildings

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    Can we make tenant data collection easier?

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    Infrastructure in development: Navigating infrastructure investments towards sustainability goals

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    Navigating sustainable financing in commercial real estate debt

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    The evolution of regulatory frameworks for climate resilience: Disclosure powers change

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    Top 10 data points to contemplate when pursuing your net zero strategy

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    Building a roadmap for sustainable infrastructure: Low-carbon future or pipe dream?

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    Enhancing transparency and accountability: The importance of ESG reporting 

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  • Articles Putting S in the spotlight a concept whose time has arrived

    Putting “S” in the spotlight – a concept whose time has arrived

    Social disruption from climate change, inequality, and public health are some of the defining issues of our times and the real estate industry plays a crucial role in addressing these challenges by harnessing strategies that protect and enhance property, people, and the planet.

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  • Articles ESG Data is Growing Up

    ESG Data is Growing Up

    We are entering a new era of ESG data. Historic market failures regarding our negative environmental and social impacts, and the resulting climate change, nature loss, and social inequality, are starting to be corrected with structural changes to the market.

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