Green Leasing in DC
Commit tenants and landlords to healthier, more efficient buildings.
Commit tenants and landlords to healthier, more efficient buildings.
Increase indoor health while maintaining building efficiency.
Advance diversity & inclusion in the high-performance building sector.
The District of Columbia’s new regulations for commercial office buildings affect tenants too. Learn what tenants should do next.
Read this resource to learn how to check building ENERGY STAR scores for DC and what the key terms mean.
This resource helps to better understand greenhouse gas emissions and how buildings and their operations contribute to those emissions.
Tower Companies is using building automation to make their DC office building healthier and more energy efficient.
This guide helps building owners and landlords engage tenants to optimize building energy usage while occupancy is low and or buildings are vacant.
In traditional leases, neither the landlord nor the tenant are incentivized to invest in energy efficiency improvements that can lead to high-performance properties that benefit both entities. However, green leases, also known as energy-aligned leases, help to break down barriers. This document consolidates a variety of green lease language options for more efficiently designed and … Continued
The retail industry has endured years of bumps and bruises from store closures, shrinking capital, and operational budgets. Added pressures from investors, consumers, and watchdogs who call out bad actors on regulatory and environmental misdeeds are leading retail companies large and small to change the way they do business. Forward-thinking companies are navigating this turbulent … Continued