Environmental
Responsibility

We have implemented various environmental sustainability initiatives at our corporate headquarters and our golf courses, including policies and procedures across our operations and capital improvements at our golf courses to reduce energy usage and emissions, reduce water consumption and improve efficiencies, reduce waste generation and increase recycling.  With respect to our overall resource usage, we are committed to identifying ways to reduce our overall resource requirements, improve efficiencies and implement sustainable practices across our operations and, within our contractual and regulatory abilities, encourage our tenants to pursue such goals within our triple-net leased portfolio. 

Our Corporate Headquarters

At our corporate headquarters, we have instituted sustainability measures with respect to our own operations, such as promoting energy efficiency by implementing occupancy sensors and shutting down lighting and computer systems every day, monitoring utility usage, implementing a recycling program, including the recycling of wastepaper products, glass, metal and electronics, and discouraging single-use plastic bottles and other forms of waste. Through a green energy service company (ESCO), electricity consumption at our corporate headquarters is generated from wind and solar energy sources and certified through renewable energy certificates (RECs) that are generated and retired on our behalf.

Our Golf Courses

Our golf courses are managed and operated by CDN Golf Management Inc., an affiliate of Cabot (“CDN Golf”), a developer, owner, and operator of world-class destination golf resorts and communities. We and CDN Golf are committed to sustainability at our golf courses in recognition of CDN Golf and Cabot’s commitment to pursue innovation in sustainable golf course management.  We actively work together with CDN Golf to further advance our sustainability initiatives at our golf courses, including a broad range of property and operational improvements intended to improve our overall efficiency, reduce water and energy usage, support biodiversity, and demonstrate a commitment to environmental sustainability.

Our Triple-Net Lease Portfolio

The Venetian Resort Las Vegas
Chelsea Piers New York
MGM National Harbor

We currently own 93 experiential assets across a geographically diverse portfolio consisting of 54 gaming properties and 39 other experiential properties across the United States and Canada. Our tenants at our triple-net leased properties retain exclusive operational control of the properties through the life of the leases and independently operate their businesses while serving as long-term stewards of our real estate assets, including with respect to the environmental sustainability and performance of our assets.

  • We are committed to working with our tenants to promote environmental responsibility at our properties, align our sustainability initiatives and establish shared goals.
  • We work to establish and maintain positive relationships through ongoing communication with each of our tenants to facilitate a dialogue regarding environmental sustainability initiatives, priorities and developments, potential collaboration opportunities, and the reporting of available property-level sustainability information.
  • We seek to incorporate green lease provisions into our triple-net lease agreements, which generally address cooperation with respect to potential environmental sustainability programs, data sharing and the avoidance of waste in our tenant’s operations. 
  • As a strategic partner and capital provider, we also encourage our tenants to advance environmental sustainability initiatives in their own operations and consistent with the terms of our lease agreements. To that end, we continue to explore additional programs through which we seek to encourage and potentially finance our tenants’ implementation of sustainability, energy efficiency, and climate change mitigation measures at our triple-net leased properties, including the incentivization of sustainability-related capital expenditure projects and the funding of sustainability-oriented capital improvement projects initiated by our tenants through our Partner Property Growth Fund.

Biodiversity

Climate Approach

Green Building Certifications

ESG Due Diligence

Responsible Water Usage

Reducing Energy Usage and Emissions

Waste, Recycling and Repurposing

ESG Reporting

On an annual basis, we release a consolidated Environmental Sustainability, Social Responsibility and Corporate Governance Report, which outlines our continuing efforts to advance our ESG initiatives in the course of operating our business. Our reporting efforts are aligned with the Task-Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) framework, the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB) – Real Estate Standard, and the UN Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs).

Last updated: September 9, 2024