Sustainability

Hesperia's approach to development is guided by our Sustainability Strategy, which outlines our response to sustainability focus areas.

Hesperia is delighted to announce that Murdoch Square has achieved a 5 Star Green Star – Design & As Built v1.2 certification from the Green Building Council of Australia, recognising the precinct as an Australian Excellence benchmark for sustainable development. Murdoch Square is one of the few mixed-use developments in WA to receive this certification.

Our latest development within the Murdoch Health and Knowledge Precinct, Orthonova Orthopaedic Hospital (Orthonova), is rapidly progressing towards completion.

Hesperia’s first completed development at Hazelmere Interchange, 140 & 160 Adelaide Street (formerly 71 Stirling Crescent), has been awarded Western Australia’s first 5 Star Green Star 'Buildings' certification under the new Green Star Rating Tool.

Hazelmere Interchange has been recently awarded a Waterwise Development Gold Endorsement, building on the 6Leaf EnviroDevelopment Certification achieved last year.

We are proud to share the launch of our FY24 Sustainability Performance Report. This year, we’ve made significant strides toward our sustainability goals, focusing on reducing environmental impact, fostering social responsibility, and driving positive change across our operations.

Hesperia has entered a 3-year funding arrangement with the Cooperative Research Centre (CRC), which has the overarching goal of accelerating the transition to Reliable, Affordable, Clean Energy for 2030 (RACE for 2030). The CRC platform matches Commonwealth funding to industry contributions to leverage academic problem-solving on highly relevant, practical topics brought to the CRC by the industry partners.

In collaboration with tenant Silk Contract Logistics, Hesperia has successfully achieved Western Australia’s second 6 Star Green Star (Design & As-Built) industrial facility at 106 Logistics Boulevard in Kenwick, within the Roe Highway Logistics Park. This facility is one of only a few in Australia to achieve this prestigious sustainability certification. Spanning 24,000sqm, the $40m Silk K2 facility includes a 700sqm two-storey office, two 100sqm dock offices, a 3,250sqm super canopy, and a 7,350sqm container-rated hardstand.

From the beginning, Hesperia has taken a leadership position to embed sustainability in all aspects of our business. We empower and support our team to bring creativity and innovation to the challenges we face in business and as a community to address the impact of climate change, support the natural environment, and contribute to community health and wellbeing.