Max Estates, a leading real estate developer in the NCR, has achieved the highest possible score of 100 points in the Development Category of the 2025 Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark (GRESB), ranking No. 1 globally.
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GRESB is the Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark, an organization that provides ESG benchmarks for real estate organizations worldwide. It recognizes and celebrates participants from across the globe, driving ESG improvements across the industry.
The 5-Star Rating in GRESB signifies that a real estate entity has achieved the highest level of ESG performance. It is a recognition of excellence in environmental, social, and governance practices.
Max Estates' LiveWell and WorkWell philosophy focuses on creating spaces that promote the holistic well-being of all who are part of their experiences. This includes both physical and social initiatives to make a significant impact on the environment and foster vibrant communities.
Max Estates aligns its ESG disclosures with Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) standards and undergoes independent assurance to uphold the highest levels of transparency and credibility.
Max Estates achieved the highest possible score of 100 points in the Development Category of the 2025 GRESB, ranking No. 1 globally among its peers in this category. Additionally, it scored 92 out of 100 in the Standing Investments category, earning a dual 5-Star Rating.

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