Charter Hall builds momentum in 2026 GRESB results, with six funds in the global top 10
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Charter Hall Group (Charter Hall or the Group) has delivered leading results across its Office, Industrial & Logistics, Convenience Retail and Diversified portfolios in the 2026 GRESB Real Estate Assessment, with six funds ranked in the global top 10, including CH 383 Kent Investment Trust, which ranked first.
GRESB is the leading global benchmark for ESG performance in real estate, with over 2,000 real estate entities participating in 2026.
Charter Hall also received broad Sector Leader recognition, with three funds named Global Sector Leaders across the Office and Diversified sectors and six funds named Regional Sector Leaders in Oceania.
Across the regional rankings, Charter Hall funds secured nine of the top 10 Unlisted Office positions, including the top three, as well as the top three positions in Unlisted Retail and first, second and fourth place in Unlisted Industrial. Charter Hall Long WALE REIT also achieved its first top three result in the Diversified category, whilst Charter Hall Retail REIT ranked first in Listed Retail.
The results represent a significant step forward across the portfolio, with 27 of 34 participating funds ranked in the top 20%, up from 16 in 2025.
Charter Hall Managing Director & Group CEO, David Harrison, said, “Our 2026 GRESB results reflect the continued integration of sustainability across our platform and the disciplined execution of our strategy. The improvement across our funds demonstrates the value of collaboration between our teams, customers and partners.”
“Our focus remains practical and outcomes-led. We’re optimising our assets to improve energy efficiency and lower operating costs, while procuring renewable electricity to power our portfolio and partnering with tenants to continue growing the 96MW of solar and 41MWh of battery capacity already installed across our assets. This work is supported by extending green ratings, improving performance data and strengthening fund-level governance, decarbonisation and electrification strategies.”
Fund-specific achievements:
- Office: CH 383 Kent Investment Trust, Charter Hall Collins Street Trust and Charter Hall Koala Investment Partnership ranked 1st, 2nd and 3rd respectively in Office | Oceania, with Charter Hall funds securing nine of the top 10 positions from 44 participating funds.
Globally, CH 383 Kent Investment Trust ranked 1st, Charter Hall Collins Street Trust (555 Collins) 4th, Charter Hall Koala Investment Partnership (CHKIP / 31 Duncan) 6th, 60 King William Landowning Trust (60KW) 7th, Charter Hall Chifley Tower Trust (CTT) 9th and Charter Hall Counter Cyclical Trust (CCT) 10th. CH 383 Kent Investment Trust and Charter Hall Collins Street Trust were also named Global Sector Leaders and Global Sector Leaders – Non-listed for Office | Global, as well as Regional Sector Leaders and Regional Sector Leaders – Non-listed for Office | Oceania. - Industrial: Core Logistics Partnership and Charter Hall Prime Industrial Fund ranked 1st and 2nd respectively in Industrial | Oceania, with Charter Hall Direct Industrial Fund No.4 ranking 4th. Core Logistics Partnership and Charter Hall Prime Industrial Fund were also named Regional Sector Leaders and Regional Sector Leaders – Non-listed for Industrial | Oceania.
- Retail: Charter Hall Retail Partnership No.2, Charter Hall Retail Partnership No.6 and Charter Hall Prime Retail Fund ranked 1st, 2nd and 3rd respectively among Unlisted Retail | Oceania funds, with all three named Regional Sector Leaders and Regional Sector Leaders – Non-listed.
Charter Hall Retail REIT ranked 1st in Listed Retail | Oceania and was named Regional Sector Leader – Listed, whilst Charter Hall Convenience Retail Fund scored 89.7 in its first year. - Diversified: Charter Hall Long WALE REIT ranked 3rd in Diversified – Office/Industrial | Asia-Pacific | Listed, its first top three result, and increased its score by nine points to 91. It was also named Global Sector Leader – Listed for Diversified – Office/Industrial | Global.
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