Integrated. Measurable. Investment-Led.
Grace integrates ESG at every stage of the investment lifecycle, from acquisition underwriting through active management and exit preparation. ESG metrics are embedded within each asset business plan as drivers of financial performance, monitored against defined KPIs and linked directly to outcomes including EPC improvement, operating cost reduction, NOI growth and exit readiness.
Proactive EPC upgrades aligned to MEES standards, Scope 1-3 emissions tracking and proptech-enabled management reduce per-unit operating costs and mitigate stranded asset risk. The platform targets at least 90% EPC C+ coverage by 2027 and a 20-30% reduction in portfolio energy intensity (kWh/m²) by 2030, relative to a 2024 baseline.


Energy Transition, Cost Reduction and Asset Resilience
Grace deploys asset-specific energy transition programmes at both building and unit level, focused on:
Scope 1-3 emissions are tracked from acquisition through defined decarbonisation pathways. Lifecycle carbon assessments, capex prioritisation and forward compliance planning are embedded in every asset business plan.
Professionally Managed Living in Undersupplied Rental Segments
Grace invests in the UK mid-market rental segment, serving working professionals, key workers and student households, where affordability, quality and professional management are critical to both resident outcomes and long-term portfolio performance.
Our approach supports:
Tenant engagement, health and safety standards and responsible supply-chain management are prioritised across all assets.


Governance and Transparency
Strong governance underpins investment performance. Grace operates with: