What do living walls, green rooftops, smart building technology, and natural light all have in common?
They are part of a proactive and collective effort to make properties more sustainable and environment-friendly.
Sustainability-friendly or climate-resilient properties will get more favorable terms from lending institutions, as they are seen as less risky. Having these types of properties can also lead to reduced operational costs and lesser energy consumption, enabling investors and property owners to reap long-term benefits.
How can investors and property owners make the switch to more sustainable commercial real estate? How can they get certified? Who can they turn to for consultation?
That’s why I’m talking to Dez Edwards, Senior VP at Pulse Commercial Group. Dez is on a mission to change the narrative in commercial real estate and educate customers about “going green.” In this conversation, she talks about what sustainability looks like in commercial real estate and what the long-term financial benefits are of making the switch to greener buildings.
Join us as we discuss:
[02:15] What true property value means in sustainable commercial real estate
[13:10] Current trends in sustainable commercial real estate
[15:57] Unique financial benefits that the switch to sustainable and climate-resilient properties bring
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