Gresham House Thriving Residential Secure Income (ReSI) LP
SRI Style:
Social Style
SDR Labelling:
Sustainability Impact label
Product:
Other
Fund Region:
UK
Fund Asset Type:
Property
Launch Date:
01/11/2024
Last Amended:
Dialshifter (
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Fund/Portfolio Size:
£m
Primary fund last amended:
Information directly from fund manager.
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Sustainable, Responsible &/or ESG Policy:
Launched in November 2024 as a partnership between Gresham House and Thriving Investments.
The Fund aims to deliver quantifiable social outcomes through investment into affordable housing, while driving best practice across the sector through the ReSI LP Shared Ownership Charters, the key provisions of which are detailed in Section 6 of the Memorandum and are available on request.
There is no anticipated material effect on the financial risk and return of the Fund as a result of the manager applying the Sustainability Impact Objective.
The delivery of affordable housing has the potential to cause social and environmental impacts:
- Construction is material intensive and produces significant carbon emissions
- Construction and demolition produce substantial waste, including hazardous materials, which often end up in landfills.
- Building on undeveloped land can lead to habitat destruction, disrupting local flora and fauna.
- Construction activities can lead to water pollution from runoff which may carry sediments, chemicals and other pollutants into nearby water bodies.
- New residential developments can lead to rising property values, making it difficult for long-term residents to afford housing.
- An increase in residential properties can strain local infrastructure, including roads, schools, healthcare, and public services.
- Expanding residential areas can reduce the availability of green spaces.
(Source: CFD, as at November 2025)
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Gresham House Thriving Residential Secure Income (ReSI) LP |
Social Style | Sustainability Impact label | Other | UK | Property | 01/11/2024 | ||
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(Source: CFD, as at November 2025) |
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