Hale does more with less, creating the future of sustainable and resilient industrial property innovatively, responsibly and ethically to support the health and wellbeing of our employees, tenants and communities.

Hale's Sustainability Strategy

In 2024 Hale undertook a double materiality assessment to inform the adoption of a Sustainability Strategy that reflects the topics most important to Hale, our employees and stakeholders, along with the funds we manage, our assets and the Communities in which operate.  The ESG Strategy includes four focus areas and objectives covering Environmental, Social and Governance outcomes:

Our Sustainability Strategy aligns with the principles of the following UN Sustainable Development Goals:

Hale brings together best-in-class environmental features across its projects to reduce the carbon footprint, embodied and operational emissions at its projects, ensuring future-proof and sustainable performance for tenants, investors and operators.

To achieve this we will:

• Work collaboratively with our stakeholders to achieve sustainability goals;
• Embed sustainability criterion into all development and stabilised assets across the Hale portfolio;
• Include Green lease clauses within all new leases;
• Develop a Responsible investment criteria and policy;
• Accurately and honestly report progress on ESG commitments and achievements; and
• Measure our customer engagement and respond to feedback.

Putting Sustainability into Action

Energy and Climate Risk

Smart energy metering systems are progressively being installed on all assets. We can now monitor energy and emissions data to inform emissions reductions strategies.

We are on the front foot of understanding and managing climate-related risks to assets, funds and the business. In 2024 we undertook both Physical and Transitional Climate Risk assessments on a range of assets and will continue to monitor and manage climate risks proactively.

Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Employee Engagement

Hale is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace, supported by a formal Diversity, Equity and Inclusion policy that sets out the firm’s approach to equitable practices, inclusive culture and workforce development.

Future Focused

All Development assets are registered with the Green Building Council of Australia for Green Star ratings, with certification to be achieved following each project's completion. Through green leases, lifecycle thinking, and responsible investment, we’re future-proofing performance for tenants, investors, and operators.

Hale is a member of the Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA) and proudly support the GBCA’s commitment to developing buildings, cities and communities that are healthy, liveable, productive, resilient and sustainable.We reduce carbon emissions across our assets by embedding best-in-class environmental design and aligning to global standards: ISO 14001 (EMS), ISO 45001 (OHS), and ISO 14040 (LCA).

Explore Our Investments

42 Raymond Avenue, Matraville NSW

One of the first large-scale multi-level warehouses in Australia, Portal represents Hale’s pioneering approach to industrial development.

Portal

Completed

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339 & 349 Horsley Road, Milperra NSW

The first large-scale multi-level warehouse to be constructed in Sydney’s tightly held inner-south-west market.

Platform

Completed

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347 Lytton Road, Morningside QLD

CityPort’s facility, delivered by Hale, is the largest speculative cold storage facility in Australia and is located in Brisbane’s popular Trade Coast precinct.

CityPort Cold Stores

Completed

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Our Locations

Sydney

Aurora Place Suite 14.03
Level 14, 88 Phillip Street,
Sydney, NSW, 2000

Melbourne

Dexus Place
Level 6, 80 Collins Street

Melbourne, VIC, 3000

Singapore

Level 3, 6 Battery Road,
Singapore 049909

Leasing Enquiries

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