New Report Finds Green Homes Sell for a Premium
New study examining D.C.'s real estate market shows homebuyers pay a premium for green.
Premiums Abound for Energy-Efficient Homes
Looking at the true value of high-performance homes in Washington, D.C.
New IMT Resources Examine Financial Benefits of Green Features in Commercial Buildings
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Katie Weeks Institute for Market Transformation 202-525-2883, x306 / katie.weeks@imt.org Primer for lenders and Washington, D.C. case study showcase the financial benefits of green building features, including their positive impact on building valuation. Washington, D.C. (October 20, 2015)—As high-performance commercial buildings (often described as green) become commonplace in markets across … Continued
Realizing Solar Installation Potential in D.C.
Increasing solar and efficiency adoption through smart financing.
Tenants in Denver Commit to Ask About Energy Efficiency
Denver's Lease for Efficiency Challenge program launches.
Announcing the 2015 Standard Bearers Awards
IMT and ICC honor those going above and beyond to raise compliance with energy codes.
Why Building Owners Should Care About California AB 802
California goes from laggard to leader for utility data access.
Statement from Cliff Majersik on California Assembly Bill 802
Vast opportunities come from better knowledge of how buildings operate.
How to Green an Existing Lease
Solutions for restructuring existing leases for better energy efficiency.
Meet the Intern: Jonathan Bauer
IMT's Policy and Finance Intern supports our lender engagement initiative and more.