Construction Law Monitor
MARCH 22, 2012
Just recently here at Wolfe Law Group , I had a client come to me with some ownership issues involving leases. Typically after a construction project is complete, especially in the commercial realm, there will be a lease of some type. There are residential, commercial, industrial, green, month-to-month, oral, and a host of others.
Green Building Law Blog
MARCH 20, 2012
The Department of Energy and several interesting partners (both BOMA and NRDC, for example) have launched a website consolidating green lease resources. A number of public agency versions of leases, as well as some guidance documents are included. Energy costs represent about $1 per square foot, in a $150+ per square foot lease.
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BD+C
JUNE 5, 2023
The trend toward electrification is being accelerated by upcoming Securities and Exchange Commission reporting requirements for large publicly traded companies as well as by the ongoing greening of the grid. The green power market, a subset of the larger electricity market in the U.S.,
Green Building Law Update
MARCH 26, 2012
Instead, the Department of Defense is going to simultaneously require compliance with its green building code and with LEED certification. Read more here: Defense Department to Adopt Green Code and LEED. We have entered a new era of green building policy. For the US Green Building Council, this could be a devastating blow.
Buisness Facilities Contributed Content
DECEMBER 30, 2013
The firm’s top researchers believe the “global real estate disconnect” between buoyant investment markets and more cautious leasing markets that existed during 2013, is narrowing in the United States as the nation’s recovery broadly diversifies ahead of many of its global counterparts.
Stok
MAY 14, 2010
Ask Your Landlord About Their Green Property Management Credentials By Chris Throman of www.softwareadvice.com/property This article discusses green designations and credentials for landlords; how impactful green property management can be on a community; and what the future may hold for green rental living.
Buisness Facilities Contributed Content
JUNE 25, 2014
For developers, these shared solar arrays create a new market from the estimated 85 percent of residential customers who can neither own nor lease systems because their roofs are “physically unsuitable” for solar or because they are renters. You would think this might become contagious, since the Sun goes over everything.
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