A City building, kept
At Holm Lombard Fields we are reusing 95% of the original structure. That keeps embodied carbon and construction waste to a minimum, and keeps a piece of the City's history standing.
Responsible Investment
Cities carry two pressures: a changing climate, and a thinning of connection between people. Buildings can relieve both. Our integrated model lets us take the long-term decisions that do, and those decisions protect returns.
Approach
Reuse before we rebuild. Every development targets EPC A or B and BREEAM Excellent or Very Good, ahead of the proposed 2031 requirement under MEES, the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards, for larger non-domestic buildings.
Why it protects value: lower energy use supports net income and keeps assets lettable and financeable as standards rise.
Curated programming in every building: wellness classes, member events, and shared space designed for company and for solitude.
Why it protects value: satisfaction shows up in occupancy, 98%+ at Holm Wimbledon Park since stabilisation.
Buildings in transition serve their neighbourhoods: rent-free space for charity partners before refurbishment, surplus materials donated rather than sent to landfill, local supply chains.
Why it protects value: trust with communities and local authorities is part of how we deliver.
Evidence
70%
Lower CO2 after refurbishment
Holm Bloomsbury, Bedford Row
95%
Of the original structure reused
Holm Lombard Fields
11%
Biodiversity net gain
Holm Wimbledon Park
Up to 45%
Urban greening coverage
Holm Morden Hall
£200k+
Social value from rent-free charity occupation
Bedford Row, before refurbishment
236
Wellbeing classes, fully booked
Across Holm
100%
Ethically sourced furnishings
Holm Wimbledon Park I
A or B
EPC targeted on every development, with BREEAM Excellent or Very Good
Portfolio-wide
Reporting
Reported to our partners alongside financial performance, so stewardship and returns are read together.