LEED, GRESB, NZEB, WELL, BREEAM - ever wonder what the common sustainability acronyms stand for, and their differences and similarities as seen in commercial real estate? In our latest blog post Savills Conor Egan breaks down each of the #sustainability certifications seen in the #Dublin office market, outlining what they stand for, where they originate from, and what makes each different from the last. Read now in our blog: http://sav.li/9lo
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ICYMI: Making Sense of Sustainability: New frameworks aim to improve home & historic building retrofits: Three new sets of guidance - including a new standard from the RICS - attempt to clarify & formalise the emergent multi-billion-pound residential retrofit industry.
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JLL has released a comprehensive report examining the challenges and opportunities in retrofitting historic buildings to meet modern sustainability standards. The report highlights: • Potential for 60%+ carbon footprint reduction through retrofitting • Prevalence of pre-1945 buildings (30% of European stock) • Complexities arising from preservation regulations • Emerging innovative solutions in retrofit technology • Opportunities in adaptive reuse of historic structures As the real estate industry progresses towards net-zero goals, balancing architectural heritage preservation with environmental performance is becoming increasingly critical. This report provides valuable insights into navigating this complex landscape. For a detailed analysis, access the full report: https://lnkd.in/e7wua_SC #SustainableRealEstate #HistoricPreservation #EnergyEfficiency #UrbanDevelopment JLL Ireland
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Did you know? Some of our buildings are accredited as BREEAM ‘Excellent’. BREEAM inspires developers to improve, innovate and make effective use of resources. The focus on sustainable value and efficiency makes BREEAM certified developments generate sustainable environments that enhance the wellbeing of the people who live and work in them. Only the top 10% of UK new non-domestic buildings have achieved an ’Excellent” rating. #Sustainable #EventSpace #VenueHire #MeetingRooms #ExhibitionSpace
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Worried that EDGE Buildings isn't common in Europe? Think again! The EDGE green building certification scheme is growing across the European market and quickly. Quick statistics: 👉Over 130 million square feet of certified floor area to date 👉Certified buildings in over 30 countries across Europe 👉Poland is currently ranked as the top country with EDGE certified buildings, with approximately 600 buildings certified to date 👉Top typologies currently adopting EDGE are retail, industrial, hospitality and offices 👉The majority of the buildings certified to date have been existing buildings using EDGE for retrofit, not new build The future of Europe is green, and EDGE has a big role to play. #EDGEiseverywhere #greenbuilding #esg #sustainablefinance #eutaxonomy
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As the built environment comes under continued pressure to meet the sustainability standards set out in the EU Performance of Buildings Directive, and as occupiers and developers adapt their practices in line with their #ESG values and targets, acronyms abound on new build office developments declaring a type of sustainability accreditation such as LEED, BREEAM, GRESB, WELL, WiredScore, BER, ActiveScore and EPC. But what, exactly, do these certifications mean? What are their differences, or indeed their similarities? Conor Egan of Savills Office Agency explains in The Savills Blog today - read it here: https://lnkd.in/etiQMYzf
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🏛️🏤🏬 Historic buildings: A challenge and opportunity for sustainable real estate 🌿 Did you know that retrofitting could improve the carbon footprint of historic buildings by over 60%? 📊 Buildings must be retrofitted to achieve net zero 🎯, yet balancing sustainability with heritage preservation regulations remains a complex task ⚖️. Read more about how the real estate industry is tackling this crucial intersection of heritage and sustainability, and the innovative solutions which are emerging: 💡🔬🏗️ https://lnkd.in/e8nzCfFn Paula Albaladejo Kirsty Draper Katie Krelle #SustainableRealEstate #HistoricBuildings #Retrofitting #UrbanSustainability #JLL #SeeABrighterWay #sustainabilitymadepossiblebyJLL
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As the built environment comes under continued pressure to meet the sustainability standards set out in the EU Performance of Buildings Directive, and as occupiers and developers adapt their practices in line with their #ESG values and targets, acronyms abound on new build office developments declaring a type of sustainability accreditation such as LEED, BREEAM, GRESB, WELL, WiredScore, BER, ActiveScore and EPC. But what, exactly, do these certifications mean? What are their differences, or indeed their similarities? Conor Egan of Savills Office Agency explains in The Savills Blog today - read it here: https://lnkd.in/eqNXZgAq
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"Is it easy for people to minimise energy consumption and live comfortably in that area? And are those people happy in that area?" Maximise your property's potential with green building certifications. As a commercial property owner or landlord, enhancing your building’s sustainability can significantly boost its value and appeal. Certifications like LEED and BREEAM evaluate key factors such as energy efficiency, water use, and indoor air quality, ensuring your property stands out in the market. Why green certifications matter to you: ✅ Increase Property Value: Certified buildings often attract higher rents and resale values. ✅ Improve Tenant Satisfaction: Better indoor air quality and energy efficiency create healthier, more productive environments. ✅ Stay Ahead of Regulations: Aligning with green standards can simplify compliance with evolving environmental regulations. Ireland’s adoption of certifications like LEED, BREEAM, and the BER system highlights the importance of environmentally responsible construction. Take the next step towards sustainable building practices and ensure your property meets the highest standards. To find out more, click here: https://lnkd.in/eJimbxkm #Sustainability #GreenBuilding #LEED #BREEAM #RealEstate #MetecEngineering #ESG
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