The building’s tenants include companies such as HP Enterprise, HP Inc., Garanti BBVA, DCX Technology, Luxoft and Yokogawa.

The BREEAM certification mark provides an internationally recognized badge of assurance that the assessment of a project conforms to the requirements of the scheme. The certification mark can be showcased to demonstrate the quality, performance and sustainable credentials of the asset. BREEAM’s third-party certification involves the validation of the assessment by impartial experts known as BREEAM Assessors. BREEAM Assessors are qualified and licensed to ensure the assessment meets BREEAM quality and performance standards.   The conversion of YUNITY Park into a sustainability platform started in 2021, as part of an ample project with a total investment expected to exceed EUR50 million. To date, Genesis Property has invested in boosting the energy efficiency of its buildings and in starting the transition to ensuring electricity 100% sourced from renewables. The campus has 1,080 solar panels on the building rooftops, covering 4,000 square meters. All the buildings in its portfolio run on 100% renewable energy following the collaboration with an energy supplier that undertook to deliver exclusively certified green energy.   Apart from office spaces, YUNITY Park boasts an urban forest of 1,000 sqm.   All Genesis Property buildings have had the BREEAM Very Good certification since 2013 and initiatives such as European Green Deal, which envisages reaching climate neutrality by 2050, have spurred the company to initiate an extensive sustainability investment process as early as 2020 and aim to get to zero carbon emissions 10 years earlier, namely by 2040. The entire portfolio will receive the certification by 2026 as part of Genesis Property’s broader sustainability strategy.