Frasers Property Limited has achieved a significant milestone by more than doubling its global and regional sector leadership positions in the 2025 GRESB Real Estate Assessment. The company secured 15 leadership positions, up from six last year, marking its strongest performance to date in this globally recognised sustainability benchmark for the real estate sector.
The assessment, which is widely used by investors for decision-making, saw seven of Frasers Property’s business entities awarded 5-star ratings in the Standing Investments and Development benchmarks, placing them within the top 20% globally. These entities include Frasers Property Singapore, Frasers Property Australia, and Frasers Logistics & Commercial Trust, among others.
Wanshi Zheng, Group Chief Strategy & Sustainability Officer at Frasers Property, stated, “Frasers Property’s improved performance in successive annual GRESB assessments reflects the Group’s ongoing efforts to strengthen sustainability integration across our multinational portfolio.”
The company’s commitment to sustainability is further demonstrated by its expansion of renewable energy capacity. Notably, The Tube in Germany now hosts the largest solar installation in Frasers Property’s European industrial portfolio, supporting tenants’ sustainability goals and reducing reliance on grid electricity.
Frasers Property’s achievements in the GRESB assessment not only highlight its sustainability progress but also enhance its access to favourable financing terms linked to its performance. As the company continues to deepen its sustainability initiatives, it aims to create long-term value and resilience across its diverse portfolio.

