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# Scoring Basics
The 2026 GRESB Public Disclosure information includes 23 indicators, covering four Aspects. Each indicator is scored between zero and full points, depending on the availability of evidence and selected answer options. Combined, these indicators add up to a maximum of 70 points. Constituents receive a GRESB Public Disclosure Level, from A to E, based on the following scale:
| GRESB Public Disclosure Level | Number of points received |
|---|
| A | 57 - 70 |
| B | 43 - 56 |
| C | 29 - 42 |
| D | 15 - 28 |
| E | 0 - 14 |
Data provided, updated, or amended by GRESB Public Disclosure constituents will be validated.
GRESB puts an entity’s Public Disclosure Level into context by assigning it to a comparison group based on country/region, property sector, and market value. **Note that an entity’s Public Disclosure comparison group differs from the GRESB Real Estate Assessment Peer Group.**
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