Green is far more than an afterthought at The Edge: It’s an essential part of the brand. Located in Boston’s newly developing, five-building Green District, The Edge incorporates eco-friendly practices into virtually every component of the community. More
Green pioneer Jonathan Rose credits institutions, like the U.S. Green Building Council and Enterprise Community Partners, for driving the evolution of green building. More
A new numerical assessment can help multifamily owners quickly and easily understand their buildings' energy usage. More
Developer Carl Dranoff knows the Philadelphia real estate market well, having... More
While much of the discussion about micro units has centered on young professionals, developers and architects behind a new micro-unit community in Chicago’s West Loop are instead targeting low-income renters. More
Transit-oriented project is the first in the U.S. to earn LEED Platinum for Neighborhood Development. More
Many market-rate communities try to use green certifications to appeal to young professionals or Gen-Y renters who want to lead a very eco-friendly lifestyle. But seniors don’t seem to have that same level of interest. More
Officials debate whether green certifications are worth the extra cost. More
The true value of green certification programs goes far beyond the money you save; it’s more about the money you attract. More
Many owners and managers aren't convinced that renters will pay more for green features, though surveys say they will. More