Performance vs. Plaques: The True Measure of Green Building Certifications
Greetings Measurablites, Real Estate Innovators, and Eco-Advocates,
Welcome to the second edition of “The Measurabl Minute”—and the first blast of insight we're sharing in 2024! We've got great news to jumpstart the year. Get ready for a live debate that's sure to stir up the sustainability scene. We're taking a critical deep dive into a Bisnow article that's shaking up the status quo on green building certifications. So tune in—this is one conversation you won't want to miss as we unfold the complexities of this billion-dollar narrative. Let’s peel back some layers together, ready?
In the Spotlight: Green Certifications' Carbon Controversy
It's the golden age for green certifications and reporting, with organizations clamoring for the likes of BREEAM, LEED, and GRESB. These badges of environmental honor signal to investors and lenders a building's green status. But here's the rub: Amidst the surge in certification, skepticism arises about their direct impact on carbon reduction.
Now, If you haven’t read the article at hand, start there and come back… or just follow along as we sum it up:
Hot Takes from the Article:
Deep Dive Discussion Points:
The Debate Beckons
Forget the fluff, it’s 2024, and we're not content with surface-level chats. Our upcoming live discussion will dissect these points and much more, with Chris Pyke from GRESB and Matt Ellis from Measurabl steering the conversation!
We're Asking the Tough Questions:
→ What are the positive and negative impacts of the current variety of sustainability certifications on the real estate industry?
→ Are we experiencing a progression in certification standards or an expansion in their market appeal?
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→ How do the metrics and scores used in sustainability certifications correlate with real-world impacts such as cost of capital and sales price, and what defines performance in this context?
Ready to join the live conversation:
🚀 Event at a Glance: "Real Estate's Green Certification Challenge: A Critical Discussion"
🔗 Ready to Register? [Sign up here!]
📆 When? Monday, Jan 29
⏰ Time? 11 am PT / 2 pm ET
We Want to Hear from You!
Your insights and experiences are the heartbeat of this debate. Your perspective is invaluable as we navigate the complex web of green certifications. Do you see these certifications as stepping stones towards sustainability, or are they stumbling blocks disguised in green? Comment below. Let's talk about it!
Chime In With Your Questions and Thoughts:
We're inviting you to be an active participant in this conversation. Whether you’re on the front lines of sustainable development or a keen observer of the industry’s evolution, your questions can spark deeper understanding and drive the discussion forward.
How to Participate:
Join us as we venture beyond the green façade to uncover the real impact of building certifications. Let’s contribute to a dialogue that could redefine sustainability in real estate.
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🌱 Thrilled to witness the evolution of sustainability discussions through “The Measurabl Minute”! As Leonardo da Vinci once said, "Water is the driving force of all nature." Your deep dive aligns perfectly with the necessity of reevaluating our green building standards and pursuing innovation in sustainability. Looking forward to the insightful discourse with Matt Ellis & Chris Pyke! Let's shape the future together. 🌍💬 #ChangeMakers #GreenBuilding #SustainabilityRevolution