In-House Asset Management Excellence
Our in-house asset management team ensures every residential asset in our portfolio performs at its best. From lettings and maintenance to operational efficiency, we optimise returns for investors while lowering costs and improving the living experience for residents.
Our Board has a 3 decade track record of asset managing
3m + sq. ft. of commercial and residential real estate with clients such as NHS, BT, MITIE, MCI, Global Switch, Vodafone, Boots, DRT Reit, DWP and local authorities.
Our asset management approach is designed to maximise value across the entire life cycle of every residential asset. By combining rigorous financial oversight with a focus on sustainable operations and tenant wellbeing, we create assets that perform strongly for investors and deliver lasting benefits for communities.
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Create appropriate, accessible, and desirable environments.
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Optimise investment performance through proactive, data-driven management.
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Provide transparent, auditable monitoring and reporting for investors.
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Apply our expertise across private residential, social housing, and complementary sectors.
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Enhance sustainability through energy-efficient operations and reduced costs for residents.
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Position every asset as an ESG-aligned, institutionally investable opportunity.
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Deliver measurable social value and positive impact alongside financial performance.
Comprehensive Sustainability Planning
Sustainable asset management of homes takes care of the planet and the people:
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Social impact
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Environmental impact
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Economic impact
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Innovation
Supporting the UN 2030 Sustainable Development Goals
In 2015, the United Nations set out 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as part of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. These goals are a universal call to action to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure prosperity for all.
At Equa, we align our ESG commitments with these global priorities. While our work touches on many of the goals, we have placed particular emphasis on the following areas:
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