Our Vision We define the future of cities. City by city, property by property, and experience by experience, we challenge what it means to live, connect and belong. We’re a multi-hyphenate, full-stack company that curates unmatched experiences and offers unrivaled hospitality, all to inspire members of diverse communities to live their best lives. We passionately create visionary neighborhoods and communities that transform urban life. . . Our Values Eyebrow Our Commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility Brand pillars Headline Sustainability Media Text Related is a champion of environmentally conscious real estate. We continuously advance the design, construction and operation of our properties to reduce their environmental footprint. Headline Social Engagement Media Text Our holistic approach to being a good neighbor includes local recruitment, training and job placement and partnerships with non-profit organizations with a focus on kids, sustainability, the local community and the arts. Headline Giving Back Media Text Our Related Cares program provides both a giving back and volunteering opportunities to our employees across the country. Headline Responsible Governance Media Text Our governance and business ethics reflect our dedication to our broader vision for creating a legacy of positive social, economic and environmental impacts. 2020 Environmental, Social & Governance Report Read the full report detailing Related's environmental efforts, commitment to affordable housing, community engagement programs, philanthropic initiatives, and business ethics overview. Read the Full Report Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Building more inclusive cities It is a bedrock belief of this organization that diversity, equity and inclusion (DE&I) are not only socially responsible, they are the foundation of a successful business. Read More Making an Impact Making an Impact Advancing Communities Every day, we invest in inclusive, sustainable communities and initiatives from large-scale city centers to affordable housing. We believe that pursuing these solutions to neighborhood advancement will positively impact society for generations to come. Learn More Making an Impact Making an Impact Delivering Sustainable Solutions Hudson Yards was named Manhattan's first-ever Leed® Gold Neighborhood Development. Building a neighborhood from the ground up in the heart of New York City gave us the opportunity to create a blueprint for the future of sustainable urban centers to show how a healthier, more environmentally responsive design can lead to better-connected centers of urban life. Read Our ESG Report Our Commitment to Sustainability We operate at the forefront of sustainable industry Since developing one of the nation’s first LEED Gold residential buildings, Related has been a market leader in environmentally-conscious real estate development and operations. For us, optimum building performance and environmental responsibility are essential attributes of a quality development and are evidence of our commitment to excellence. Read our ESG Report Giving Back Giving Back Related Cares and Philanthropy Related Cares provides both a giving back and volunteering program to our employees across the country. We provide a full day-off per year for employees to give back to any organization they support in their communities. and fund a gift matching program to promote giving. Giving Back Giving Back Covid-19 Response Related and chef José Andrés’ global organization World Central Kitchen (WCK) partnered to feed the brave health care workers and emergency responders at locations throughout Manhattan’s West Side. The WCK outpost was established within 55 Hudson Yards where volunteers provided free meals daily for heroic essential workers. Related and Wells Fargo started this initiative by contributing $1,000,000 to HYWWCK: Relief on the Hudson. Giving Back Giving Back Arts and Culture Our commitment to community engagement through arts and culture is exemplified not just by engaging site-specific works of art adorning our residential buildings and city center developments but by the programs we sponsor in our affordable portfolio, such as Art on Sedgewick in Chicago and the 400 foot long Mural Festival community engagement piece in Springfield, MA. Commitment to Community Commitment to Community Charitable events Hudson Yards has partnered with 43 non-profit organizations with a focus on kids, sustainability, the local community and the arts. In just three years, we have hosted events attended by nearly 3,500 guests, provided space at no charge and, in most cases, covered costs of events. At Our Foundation: Affordable Housing Building and supporting thriving communities Related started exclusively as an affordable housing developer in 1972 and today is one of the largest developers and preservationists of affordable and workforce housing in the country. Currently, Related owns and manages 55,000 affordable and workforce housing apartment homes and is proud to have never converted a single unit of affordable housing to market rate. Learn More Our Partners The Actors' Fund Foundation for Affordable Housing Art on Sedgwick The Climate Reality Project Focus Fairies Mentoring The Fortune Society Her Justice Jericho Project Fedcap Lean In Walnut Hills Redevelopment Foundation Children's Museum of the East End Lincoln Center Out Leadership One Hundred Black Men Urban Green Coro New York Leadership Center World Resources Institute Women's Forum of NYC The Bridge Fund City Kids The Jewish Institute for National Security of America American Ballet Theatre UJA-Federation of New York Prep for Prep Make-A-Wish Foundation Citizens Budget Commission Urban Upbound Credit Union Bedstuy Restoration Boys & Girls Clubs of America Project Access Resource Centers YWCA Responsible Governance Our business ethics We are committed to conducting our business fairly and honestly and our governance reflects our dedication to our broader vision for creating a legacy of positive social, economic and environmental impacts. Read Our ESG Report In the News: Advancing Innovation Stephen Ross says new Innovation Center will keep talent from leaving Detroit Bloomberg / October 30, 2019 Detroit Center for Innovation (DCI) is a new multi-building research, education and business complex coming to downtown Detroit. Related Founder and Chairman Stephen M. Ross contributed a major gift to establish the site’s central 190,000-square-foot academic building, which will be operated by the University of Michigan and will provide a hub for up to 1,000 graduate and senior-level undergraduate students pursuing high-tech disciplines. Read the Story Connect With Us To connect with our teams visit the Contact Us page, reach out and start a conversation. Contact Us
