Tuesday, 21 July 2026
Passerinvest has published its 2025 sustainability report, outlining the company’s approach to environmental, social and governance (ESG) matters and summarising progress across its development and property management activities during the year.
A key milestone was the company’s first comprehensive assessment under the European Union Taxonomy framework, which evaluates whether economic activities meet the EU’s criteria for environmentally sustainable business practices. The assessment included both the technical screening criteria and verification of the minimum social safeguards required under EU legislation.
According to the report, 94.8% of eligible revenue-generating activities were found to comply with the EU Taxonomy requirements. Eligible activities represented 100% of revenue. In terms of capital expenditure, 78% of investments were classified as taxonomy-eligible, with 77.6% assessed as taxonomy-aligned.
Passerinvest also updated the energy performance certificates for its buildings, expanded its monitoring of indirect greenhouse gas emissions under Scope 3 and continued measures aimed at improving the climate resilience of its developments.
“EU Taxonomy provides a framework for assessing whether our activities meet current sustainability requirements and whether our long-term approach aligns with common European standards,” said Martin Unger, Technical Director at Passerinvest Group, who oversees the company’s ESG agenda.
The company also highlighted external recognition of its sustainability initiatives. In 2025, the Brumlovka mixed-use district became the first urban district in continental Europe to receive the highest three-star rating under the Fitwel certification system, which assesses buildings and neighbourhoods based on factors including health, accessibility, public space, community wellbeing and active mobility.
Passerinvest also received an ESG Excellence Top 5 – Basic distinction in an independent ESG rating conducted by the Faculty of Business Administration at the Prague University of Economics and Business.
The report notes continued investment in green infrastructure across the Brumlovka and Nové Roztyly developments. Together, the projects include more than six hectares of publicly accessible green space and a further 1.1 hectares of rooftop gardens. These are complemented by rainwater retention systems, water features and biodiversity measures intended to improve urban resilience to rising temperatures and heavy rainfall.
Beyond real estate development, Passerinvest continued to expand community, education and health-related initiatives during 2025. The company organised 295 public events focused on neighbourhood activities, culture and sport through its Benefit Clubs at Brumlovka and Nové Roztyly.
During the year, Balance Club Brumlovka became part of the consolidated Passerinvest Group, extending the company’s activities promoting health, physical activity and wellbeing. The company also introduced a new property development seminar for students at the Elijáš School and continued developing the AI-based “Ask the Angel” project, which focuses on healthy lifestyles and wellbeing.
