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Ten Tips for Obtaining and Managing Utility Data for Tenant Controlled Buildings
Accurate electricity, water, gas, and waste data is the foundation of any sustainability strategy, efficiency planning effort, and informed investment decision—and increasingly required by state and local regulations. Yet tenant-controlled utility data remains surprisingly difficult to obtain, especially in industrial, retail, and other NNN properties where LOAs and invoices often
From Compliance to Competitive Edge: Sustainability’s Role in Future-Proofing CRE
The commercial real estate (CRE) industry is undergoing a fundamental shift from high-level sustainability commitments to deep, measurable action. In today’s market, reporting alone is no longer enough. For investors, this evolution reflects a growing recognition that sustainability is essential to asset value preservation and long-term performance. For commercial real
How Commercial Real Estate Leaders Are Using AI to Take Action on Their Decarbonization Goals
Last week, I moderated a panel at the IMN ESG Conference in Dana Point “How Commercial Real Estate Leaders Are Using AI to Take Action on Their Decarbonization Goals,” one thing was clear: the future of sustainable real estate is intelligent, data-driven, and already in motion. We heard from senior
De-Carbonization and Net Zero Strategy and Implementation
Through a comprehensive approach, commercial real estate entities can significantly reduce their carbon footprint, enhance building performance, and contribute to global climate goals. Our De-Carbonization and Net Zero Strategy and Implementationinclude:
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test test Commercial real estate faces significant challenges from climate change, including physical risks like extreme weather events and transition risks such as evolving regulations and market demands. To address these challenges, climate risk and resiliency services have become essential for property owners and investors. collection and management are critical
Framework and Regulatory Reporting
In today’s regulatory landscape, real estate organizations are under increasied pressure to adopt sustainability frameworks and meet reporting requirements for environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance. Failing to comply with these standards can expose companies to financial risks, reputational damage, and potential regulatory penalties.