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What's NEXT?
CBRE partnered with Burnham-Moores Center for Real Estate (University of San Diego) on September 8 to ask the question: "What’s next for sustainability in commercial real estate?" Guest panelists in the quarterly webinar series included representatives from the Institute for Market Transformation, U.S. Department of Energy and Rocky Mountain Institute. Topics ranged from required policy mandates to creative technologies and renewable energy. Click the links below to view the PDF or open the separate audio capture.
What's NEXT(pdf)
What's NEXT(audio)
COMING SOON!
CBRE is now compiling the latest results from its longitudinal study “Do Green Buildings Make Dollars & Sense?” Attend Greenbuild 2011 (Oct. 4-7) to learn the results, which promise to reinforce the increased value of green buildings in the commercial real estate market.
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The Real (Estate) Value of Green
Despite numerous studies showing the ben-efits of enhanced productivity, increased rent premiums and lower energy costs, higher valuation for green buildings often goes un-realized when it comes to lenders, appraisers and investors.
Produced in partnership with Burnham-Moores Center for Real Estate (USD) and the Univer-
sity of Connecticut, CBRE’s recent webinar, Valuing Sustainable Real Estate, provides expert insight into factors determining the increased value of green – and what owners, occupiers and investors can anticipate as the industry evolves towards more institutionalized green policies, and what appraisers expect.
Moderated by CBRE and its sponsoring part-ners, featured speakers included:
Nils Kok, Ph.D., UC Berkeley
James F. Finlay, Wells Fargo Bank |
CONTACTS
David L. Pogue, LEED AP
National Director of Sustainability
San Jose, CA
T 408.453.7444
Sally R. Wilson, AIA, LEED AP
Global Director of Environmental Strategy
Washington, DC
T 202.585.5771
CBRE Guide to State & Local Energy Performance Regulations |