living area (in Germany) -1.4% less than previous year
Average primary energy demand of new constructions
21.9kWh/sqm p. a.
based on energy certificates, excluding purely commercial spaces and floor additions -0.4% less than previous year
Proportion of accessible (partially) modernized newly rented apartments
36.8%
newly rented apartements in Germany (approx. 12,900 apartments) + 7.3 %-points compared to previous year
Customer satisfaction (CSI) (in Germany)
76.5%
+ 1.3 %-points compared to previous year
Employee satisfaction
85.0%
+ 6.0 %-points compared to previous year
Proportion of women in management positions
26.7%
(first and second level below the Managment Board) +1.0 %-points compared to previous year
Action Areas
Our Five Action Areas at a Glance
At the heart of our sustainability reporting is the Annual Report, which we prepare in full compliance with the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS). It is accompanied by other key sustainability indicators, which we present in this ESG Factbook. You can find more detailed information on our sustainability strategy and sustainability topics on our corporate website.
We have allocated these topics to five different action areas, which in turn serve as the basis for our sustainability reporting process:
In the Environment and Climate action area, the focus is on the goal of reducing carbon emissions in the housing stock and in sustainable new construction and conversions.
In our Society and Contribution to Urban Development action area, we are committed to creating neighborhoods that are a pleasure to live in.
Our Homes and Customers action area focuses on our efforts to provide attractive housing for our tenants.
This is made possible by our diverse and creative workforce, whose needs are taken into account in the action area Corporate Culture and Employees.
The Sustainable Governance and Responsible Business Practices action area stipulates the guidelines and principles of our corporate governance and compliance and ensures our sustainable and long-term success on the capital market for our future viability.
We will be climate neutral (net zero) by 2045 and our new builds will be increasingly more sustainable.
