Apache Capital has announced hugely positive GRESB results across its rental living portfolio and platform with an overall score for its multifamily portfolio of 86 and 5* for its flagship single family housing Present Made, Eddington scheme, which Housing Minister Matthew Pennycook visited just last week.
Apache’s multifamily portfolio includes 5,000 homes across Birmingham, Brighton & Hove, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Leeds, Liverpool and Manchester, all of which were submitted for performance as operational assets. The portfolio received a rating of 4*, overall, marking a year-on-year improvement in line with Apache’s operational strategy. Apache’s first asset Angel Gardens in Manchester – built in 2019 – has seen its GRESB score more than double in four years and is also rated 4* for the first time.
Apache’s rental platform Present Made, which delivered its first Single Family Housing-led scheme in Eddington, Cambridge, was also reviewed and came out with the maximum 5* thanks to its strong ESG and health and wellbeing credentials.
GRESB provides an industry-standard benchmark for ESG performance, allowing real estate portfolios to be evaluated and compared globally. The 2025 GRESB results are based on activities conducted in 2024, and Apache has been striving hard to increase scores across all assets year upon year.
Nikki King, Director, ESG & Operations at Apache said: “We are delighted with the latest GRESB results which not only show strong improvement across our multifamily portfolio across regional cities, well above the industry average, but our first single family housing development Present Made – which we also operate – achieved the maximum scores despite only being launched this year. We are working hard on our 2025/26 ESG strategy including refreshing our targets, and look forward to launching this as soon as it’s ready.”
