Over the last few years, ‘resilience’ has become an increasingly common term at Glenbrook.

Like many others in the property industry, we seek ways to adapt and innovate in order to mitigate the impacts of climate change. We recognise that resilience-related issues include not only the many risks from climate change that we can be physically confronted with, but also regulatory & reputational risks.

Our response is to evaluate the requirements of each development and investment we undertake. We ensure, as a minimum, our projects are (made) resilient to flooding, extreme weather events and overheating. In addition to this, wherever possible, we strive to bring a progressive approach to protecting the environment, improving our communities, carbon neutrality and the energy performance of real assets.

Campbell Park Masterplan

Campbell Park Development Milton Keynes
Co-founders of Glenbrook

To achieve this, we have developed an ‘ESG Options Matrix’ covering a range of options and solutions beneath our three pillars of ‘People, Planet and Place’.

This enables our teams, clients and stakeholders to consider the potential limitations with each opportunity, and make informed decisions about actively implementing our ESG initiatives.

As a responsible property business, we continue to implement good decision making in the journey to decarbonisation and long-term sustainability.

Take a look around some of our projects to see what we do and how our values translate into places

The increasing focus on ESG also provides an opportunity to showcase attributes that have been a part of the fabric of the Glenbrook group since the beginning.

Whether this is ensuring the well-being of our employees with regular fitness challenges, walks and workplace mental health sessions, championing women in property or supporting charities close to us.

Coach Hene Sports Club