Our path to the future

For PSP Swiss Property, sustainability is not a trend, but the way forward. Energy-saving measures, renewable resources and innovative technologies are our tools for contributing to the well-being of our planet and offering our stakeholders sustainable solutions.

We want to change the way we work. We try to inspire others to do the same. We have a responsibility towards people and the environment. This responsibility is an integral part of our long-term business strategy.

Key figures

8.9

kg CO₂e/m² (Scope 1 & 2)

Greenhouse gas intensity 2024

% of the portfolio (rentable space)

with RE ESG Plus-Rating

1.9

Absentee rate 2024

Sustainability strategy

Our materiality analysis and the material topics derived from it form the basis for our sustainability initiatives.

Sustainability organisation and materiality analysis Overview of long-term goals and KPIs

90 tonnes reduction of CO₂

The property at Theaterstrasse 12, prominently located on Bellevueplatz in Zurich, was fully renovated in 2023/24. Thanks to a new facade, including new windows and a new roof, heating requirements were reduced by 60%. This allowed the use of an air-to-water heat pump for heating, which will save at least 95% of CO₂ emissions in the future. A photovoltaic system with an output of 30 kWp completes the good sustainability profile.

More about climate change and CO₂ reduction

Clime, Building with wood

We create lively areas where people can meet and local jobs can be created. Grosspeter Tower has given rise to a new urban accent in Basel. Clime complements this ensemble and makes a striking impact thanks to its clear architectural language. With around 6,000 m² of space, it offers areas that can be flexibly subdivided and expanded in the basic design, which also meet the highest standards thanks to the state-of-the-art infrastructure. The Wood restaurant is also open to residents and visitors.

«The Clime is not only aesthetically pleasing, but also features some special design elements. The supporting structure, for example, is designed as a hybrid construction using both wood and concrete.» - Thomas Kraft, Asset Manager

Find out more about promoting the attractiveness of the location