Disclosure & capital
Reporting standards & regulation
The ESG regulatory landscape for real estate moves fast, and overlapping frameworks each demand more transparency. We produce reporting that is accurate, audit-ready and aligned with market expectations — meeting the requirement while communicating impact credibly.
What applies where
Three families, not one pile.
Regulation and disclosure
SFDR
EU Taxonomy
CSRD
Climate reporting
TCFD
Investor and industry reporting
UN PRI
GRESB
GRI
EPRA
INREV
Crosswalk
One dataset, several disclosures.
The frameworks are not interchangeable, but they draw on much of the same data. Knowing where they overlap is where the efficiency comes from.
Framework
Data it needs
Disclosure it drives
SFDR
PAI indicators, fund-level ESG and financial data, KPI definitions
Article 8 and 9 pre-contractual and periodic disclosures, PAI statements
EU Taxonomy
Energy consumption (including supplier data), activity and capex/opex detail
Eligibility and alignment percentages for turnover, CAPEX and OPEX
CSRD / ESRS
Double materiality, KPI definitions, entity-wide ESG data
Structured ESRS disclosures; VSME for non-obligated companies
GRESB
Asset-level energy, GHG, water, waste, plus management evidence
Annual benchmark submission and score
CRREM
Asset floor area, energy carriers, consumption over time
Stranding years and decarbonisation pathways
Delivery
How we run a reporting programme.
01
Framework alignment
Which standards apply to which entity, and what each actually requires of you.
02
Centralised data
One ESG dataset feeding every disclosure, so collection and validation happen once.
03
Disclosure preparation
Drafting the disclosures themselves, in the templates and structures required.
04
Quality and audit readiness
Evidence, traceability and internal review before anything goes out.
Specialist modules
Where clients usually need depth.
SFDR
KPI definition, PAI indicator calculation and Article 8 and 9 disclosure preparation.
CSRD
ESRS alignment, double materiality, KPI definition and structured disclosure preparation — plus VSME for non-obligated companies.
EU Taxonomy
Eligibility and alignment assessment, data collection including from energy suppliers, and alignment percentages for turnover, CAPEX and OPEX.
Custom stakeholder reports
ESG reporting presented transparently and comparably for the investors who ask for it.
Next step
Map your reporting requirements.
Outcomes: confidence that the reporting is aligned, less time spent producing it, better investor relations and a position that survives the next regulatory change.
