Better Buildings Partnership welcomes Oxford Properties as newest member
12 November 2025Better Buildings Partnership welcomes Oxford Properties as newest member
12 November 2025The Better Buildings Partnership (BBP) is delighted to announce that Oxford Properties has joined as its newest member, joining the BBP’s growing collaboration of over 57 of the UK’s leading commercial property owners, collectively representing over £362bn in assets under management (AUM).
Established in 1960, Oxford Properties manages approximately $84 billion of assets across four continents, spanning logistics, office, retail, multifamily residential, life sciences, credit and hotels in global gateway cities and high-growth hubs.
Oxford Properties has achieved a 21.3% reduction in Scope 1 and 2 carbon emissions intensity across its managed portfolio since 2019. It has introduced ESG development guidelines, integrated portfolio-wide metrics and delivered ESG training to over 500 employees in 2024. Over the next three years, Oxford Properties plans to strengthen data infrastructure, advance transparent decarbonisation and refine its climate resilience approach.
Oxford Properties’ membership further strengthens the BBP and reflects the growing commitment across the sector to work together in delivering a more sustainable built environment.
Sarah Ratcliffe, CEO, Better Buildings Partnership said: “We are delighted to welcome Oxford Properties to the BBP. By joining our membership, Oxford Properties will both contribute to and benefit from the collective expertise of our members, helping to accelerate the sustainable transformation of commercial real estate.”
Pauline Martin, Associate Director, Sustainable Investing & Operations, Oxford Properties commented: “Oxford is committed to addressing the complex sustainability challenges facing our industry by partnering with like-minded organizations to develop practical, scalable solutions. Through these collaborations, we can navigate challenging topics together, demonstrate our commitment to doing the right thing, and help set new standards for responsible real estate.”