
Our Commitment
We operate properties that “walk the walk” in stewarding our natural resources for our guests, investors, tenants, industry partners, employees, communities and the planet.
That is why we are committed to our goal of reaching carbon neutrality by 2030. To learn more about our progress and our consideration of double-materiality in our ESG-related business decisions, view Macerich's Corporate Responsibility Report.


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ESG Summary
Our Environmental Strategy
Macerich’s environmental objective is to achieve carbon neutrality and champion industry-wide change. We are charging forward to create the most resilient and attractive properties with the least environmental impact.
- Achieve carbon neutrality by 2030
- Achieve 50% reduction in water consumption by 2030
- Generate 15% of total energy consumption from on-site renewable and clean sources by 2030
2022 Highlights
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ESG Scorecard
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![]() | #23 IN ON-SITE GENERATION |
![]() | #1 RANKING U.S. RETAIL, RETAIL CENTERS A DISCLOSURE |
![]() | QUALITY SCORE (As of April 17, 2023) • Environmental: 1 • Social: 1 • Governance: 1 Scale: 1 is the lowest investment risk and highest possible score |
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![]() | LEED GOLD LEED SILVER |
![]() | BREEAM USA-CERTIFIED PROPERTIES Danbury Fair • Deptford Mall • FlatIron Crossing • Green Acres Mall • Kierland Commons • Kings Plaza • Queens Center • Scottsdale Fashion Square • Twenty Ninth Street • Tysons Corner Center • The Oaks |
![]() | IREM® CERTIFIED SUSTAINABLE PROPERTIES |
Our Plan for Carbon Neutrality
Achieving carbon neutrality requires a combination of strategic planning, stakeholder collaboration and bold near-term decision-making. Macerich pursues our goal by engaging all departments across our Company to consider the potential costs, impacts and benefits of reducing the environmental footprint of our properties and business operations. Our strategic path to carbon neutrality by 2030 includes:
- Utility and Procured Renewable Energy
Through partnership with local and national clean energy providers - Reduced Utilization
Through capital investments in clean-energy technology - Carbon Offsets and Renewable Energy Credits
- Additional Hard Energy Assets
Including solar, energy storage and other on-site energy sources