The Investa Commercial Property Fund (ICPF) and Investa Gateway Offices (IGO) have once again achieved 5-Star ratings in the 2025 GRESB Real Estate Assessment. This recognition places both funds in the top quintile globally, underscoring their ongoing commitment to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance.
ICPF has consistently achieved a 5-Star rating from GRESB since 2012 (formally a GRESB Green Star rating), demonstrating its long-standing commitment to sustainability. Similarly, IGO1 has achieved this recognition since its inception in 2019. Both ICPF and IGO had an increase in their scores for their standing investments, with ICPF up three points to 92, and IGO up one point to 92 from the year prior.
GRESB remains the global standard for assessing ESG performance across real assets, with 1,002 fund managers completing 2,382 assessments in 2025. GRESB data is used by hundreds of capital providers and thousands of asset managers to benchmark investments across portfolios, and to better understand the opportunities, risks and choices shaping the market.
Brendan Looby, Fund Manager ICPF and Head of Asset Management said: “Maintaining a 5-Star GRESB rating and year-on-year improvement in our score reinforces ICPF’s commitment to delivering sustainable performance and long-term value for our investors throughout the continuous evolution of the ESG environment. It reflects the strength of our ESG strategy and the depth of integration across our portfolio.”
Clifford Leeson, Investment Manager, IGO said: “Our continued recognition and achievement of a 5-Star GRESB rating highlights focus on resilience, transparency and responsible investment. We’re proud to help shape the future of sustainable office environments.”
Guided by Investa’s purpose – welcoming the world to better places – we continue to create and curate environments that enrich the lives of our people, investors, tenants and residents.
1IGO was formerly named Oxford Investa Property Partners “OIPP”.
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