SF Sustainable Property Fund

The SF Sustainable Property Fund invests in real estate and real estate projects in the whole of Switzerland. The real estate fund mainly focuses on residential use.

The real estate fund systematically and step-by-step optimises properties in line with defined sustainability criteria (ESG) during the period of ownership. With the objective being to reach the Federal Council’s climate objectives for 2030 and 2050 (net zero by 2050 at the latest), the focus falls mainly on environmental criteria (E of ESG), in particular on the improvement of energy efficiency and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.

Key Figures

111
Number of investment properties in the portfolio as at 30 June 2025
1.61
CHF billion portfolio value of the investment properties as at 30 June 2025
3.95
Percent gross yield of the portfolio as at 30 June 2025

Selected Properties

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residential: Frobenstrasse 37, Basel
Frobenstrasse 37, Basel Residential property
Rental Space 1 743 m2
Market Value CHF 15 010 000
residential: Via Ronchetto 16-22 / Via Torricelli 21-27, Lugano
Via Ronchetto 16-22 / Via Torricelli 21-27, Lugano Residential property
Rental Space 12 619 m2
Market Value CHF 46 030 000
residential: Schulstrasse 147 - 181, Regensdorf
Schulstrasse 147 - 181, Regensdorf Residential property
Rental Space 8 073 m2
Market Value CHF 53 300 000

Factsheet

SF Sustainable Property Fundas at 31 August 2025

Price CHF132.20

Description

The SF Sustainable Property Fund invests in real estate and real estate projects in the whole of Switzerland. The real estate fund mainly focuses on residential use. The real estate fund systematically and step-by-step optimises properties in line with defined sustainability criteria (ESG) during the period of ownership.

Fund Data

NameSF Sustainable Property Fund
Fund management companySwiss Finance & Property Funds Ltd
AuditorsPricewaterhouseCoopers AG
Depositary bankUBS Switzerland AG
Valuation expertWüest Partner AG
Market MakerSwiss Finance & Property Ltd
Legal formInvestment funds under Swiss law in the "real estate funds" category
Holding structure real estateDirect property
Reference currencyCHF
BenchmarkSXI Real Estate Funds Broad
Launch date27 December 2010
Listing17 November 2014
Security / ISIN number12079125 / CH0120791253
Bloomberg codeSFPF SW
Management fee0.55% p.a.
Tax value per unit
as at 31 December 2024
CHF 1.69
Market capitalisation
as at 31 August 2025
CHF 1 271.6 mn

Market Value by Region (as at 30 June 2025)

Type of Usage (as at 30 June 2025)

Summary Risk Indicator

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Performance (reset on base 100)

Cumulative Performance (in %)

YTD1 mt3 mts1 year3 years5 yearsSince
Inception
Fund5.47%2.96%4.59%8.41%9.48%16.51%131.27%
Benchmark6.15%2.61%3.09%16.63%27.76%33.82%128.21%

Ratios

Ratios on return and performanceUnit30 Jun. 202531 Dec. 2024
Investment yield%2.6011.73
Operating profit margin%65.4263.21
Return on equity%2.3811.69
Return on invested capital (ROIC)%1.9011.52
Dividend yield%n.a.2.48
Payout ratio%n.a.103.03
Premium%8.428.74
Ratios on the balance sheetUnit30 Jun. 202531 Dec. 2024
Market value of propertiesCHF 1 613 842 000 1 441 083 000
Gross asset valueCHF 1 627 586 739 1 464 243 835
Net fund assetsCHF 1 139 145 025 998 462 555
Borrowing ratio%24.6026.62
Ratios on the income statementUnit30 Jun. 202530 Jun. 2024
Rental incomeCHF 26 929 645 26 035 356
Rent default rate2%5.69 7.05
Net incomeCHF 15 009 687 12 854 148
Fund operating expense ratio TERREF (GAV)%0.730.76
Fund operating expense ratio TERREF (MV)%0.991.13
Ratios on the unitsUnit30 Jun. 202531 Dec. 2024
Net asset value at end of reporting periodCHF118.43118.63
Distribution per unitCHFn.a.3.20
‒ of which free of withholding taxCHFn.a.3.20
Units at end of reporting periodpc. 9 618 850 8 416 494
Historical performance data is no guarantee of future returns. The fund's income and the value of the fund units may increase or decrease and cannot be guaranteed. When redeeming fund units, the investor may get back less money than he originally invested.
1 Calculation for six months (January 1 to June 30).
2 Granted rental reductions are not being accounted for the calculation of the rent default rate. This is in accordance with the guideline of AMAS.

GRESB Rating

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GRESB Rating Standing Investment4 out of 5
GRESB Score Standing Investment85 out of 100
GRESB Average76 out of 100
GRESB Peer Average82 out of 100

GRESB Portfolio Summary

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GRESB ESG Breakdown

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Source: GRESB

The information in the factsheet linked below is relevant.

Sustainability

With its sustainability strategy, the SF Sustainable Property Fund aims to optimise the properties systematically and gradually and with regard to defined sustainability criteria. ESG requirements are considered throughout the entire investment process along the real estate life and investment cycles.

The investment objective, investment policy and sustainability strategy of the SF Sustainable Property Fund are defined in the prospectus with integrated fund contract. The following is a summary of the sustainability strategy.

The goal of the sustainability strategy of the SF Sustainable Property Fund is to achieve net zero by 2050 at the latest (climate targets 2030 and 2050 of the Federal Council). The targeted impact is to be achieved through a combination of sustainability approaches. Corresponding sustainability criteria and key performance indicators have been defined to implement the sustainability approaches. The focus is on increasing energy efficiency and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Sustainable Investment Approaches

In addition to a financial return, a measurable, positive ecological impact should also be achieved. Impact investments have three main characteristics: The intentionality of an investment in terms of positive environmental impact, the management process, and the measurability of impact through relevant key performance indicators.

ESG risks and opportunities are incorporated into traditional financial analysis and investment decisions based on a systematic process and appropriate research sources.
Environmental sustainability criteria: Increase in energy efficiency & reduction of greenhouse gas emissions (reduction paths)

  • Existing properties: GEAK C (overall energy efficiency class of the building energy certificate of the cantons)
  • New buildings: GEAK B and sustainability label SGNI (Swiss Society for Sustainable Real Estate) or equivalent sustainability label [1]

Social sustainability criteria: Promotion of sustainable mobility options and enhancement of the quality of stay and accessibility in new buildings and overall renovations.

Sustainability criteria for good corporate governance: transparent sustainability reporting, ESG task force, specific assessment of sustainability risks.

[1] If the certification costs exceed 5% of the total costs of the new building, additional certification can be waived as an exception.

Properties are excluded from the investment policy based on defined exclusion criteria.

  • Exclusion of properties located more than one kilometre from a railway station.
  • Exclusion of commercial tenants from the gambling, arms and sex industries.

Acquisition Profile

Sustainable residential properties in well-connected locations

  • Minimum size CHF 10.0 million

  • Asset deal

  • Good connections to public transport

  • Good condition, compliance with sustainability standards

  • Sole ownership preferred

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News-Room

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26.08.2025
Ad hoc announcement pursuant to Art. 53 LR | SF Sustainable Property Fund
SF Sustainable Property Fund – Half-year results 2025
26.06.2025
News | SF Sustainable Property Fund
SF Sustainable Property Fund – Successful deployment of capital raised
19.03.2025
Ad hoc announcement pursuant to Art. 53 LR | SF Sustainable Property Fund
SF Sustainable Property Fund – Successful capital increase

Contact

Portrait Daniel Babic
Daniel Babic

Portfolio Manager Real Estate Direct
SF Sustainable Property Fund

Portrait Patrick Sege
Dr Patrick Sege

Head Client Relationship Management & Marketing

Regular news and information on current topics.