Sustainability is a key element of our business at Thalhof Immobilien. With our ESG strategy, we rely on recognised standards such as BREEAM, ÖGNI, and the EU Taxonomy to balance our environmental, social, and economic responsibility.
Our goal is to create sustainable value, protect the environment, and promote the well-being of all stakeholders, from investors to residents. We actively contribute to a better future through energy-efficient measures and resource-saving developments.
Our sustainability strategy is based on four core pillars that ensure the long-term success and ecological responsibility of our real estate. Each pillar contributes to ensuring the highest standards and sustainable values.
Our properties meet the highest standards of sustainability. With recognised certifications such as BREEAM, ÖGNI, and the EU Taxonomy, we guarantee ecological efficiency and create long-term future-proof buildings.
Long-term value retention is our focus. Thanks to targeted measures, we ensure the quality and economic success of our properties – for today and for generations to come.
We are rethinking real estate – from planning to use. Through holistic life cycle planning, we optimise resource utilisation, energy efficiency, and sustainability over the entire lifespan.
For us, renovation is more than just modernisation. Thanks to sustainable materials and energy-efficient concepts, we not only increase the value, but also make a positive contribution to the environment and users.
Thalhof Immobilien is committed to the highest standards of governance, ethics, and compliance. We act transparently, comply with legal requirements, and rely on responsible investment strategies that create long-term value. Our approach is based on integrity, fairness, and a clear commitment to sustainable business practices.
BREEAM assesses the environmental, social, and economic aspects of buildings. It promotes the conservation of resources, efficiency, and sustainable real estate development.
ÖGNI is committed to sustainable building in Austria. The certification ensures ecological, social, and economic standards for future-oriented real estate projects.
The EU Taxonomy defines sustainability criteria for economic activities. It promotes environmentally friendly investments and minimises the ecological footprint.
