This IMT report, through an analysis of current energy efficiency measures facilitated by the signing of green (or energy-aligned) leases, estimates that green leases have the potential to help reduce energy consumption in U.S. office buildings by as much as 22 percent, yielding reductions in utility expenditures in commercial buildings up to $0.51 per square … Continued
Shining a light on the supply and demand for high-performance homes.
Produced by the first public-private partnership on real estate and high-performance homes, a new report published by the Institute for Market Transformation, Elevate Energy, and Metropolitan Regional Information Systems (MRIS) examines the market supply and demand for high-performance homes in Washington, D.C. Funded by the District Department of the Environment. Key Findings: Market Supply and Demand Homes that … Continued
Looking at the green leasing trends that emerged from last year's winners.
Green building insights from some of DC's major real estate stakeholders.
The 2015 application cycle will run from January 15th to April 8th.
Energy efficiency takes center stage in Cleveland.
HUD sees whole-building data access as crucial for better efficiency in multifamily buildings.
Examining the financial value of energy-efficient buildings.
Buildings account for more than 40% of the total energy consumption in the U.S., and addressing their energy use is key to reaching a city’s carbon reduction targets. IMT helps cities engage their building owners, managers, tenants and finance stakeholders in all areas of building efficiency to reduce carbon emissions and bolster local economic development. … Continued