LEED

Glass emblem on the exterior of a building certifying the building for LEED energy efficiency.
Industry · Columnists
National

Climate Change Isn’t Static. Building Certifications Shouldn’t Be Either.

By Suhail Y. Tayeb and Amy Myers Jaffe
Jordan Slone, chairman and CEO of Harbor Group International, and Bruce Flatt, CEO of Brookfield Asset Management.
Residential · Finance
Washington DC

Brookfield Sells Va. Multifamily Asset for $133M

By Anna Staropoli
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Elizabeth Heider
Development
National

Skanska’s Elizabeth Heider on the Swedish Construction Giant’s Quest to Go Green

By Rey Mashayekhi
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Hearst Tower was one of the first LEED-certified buildings in New York City 10 years ago. Next year it will vie for its second existing building certification. Photo courtesy: Hearst
Development
New York City

LEED Was a Huge Advance 10 Years Ago, but Here Are the Four Biggest Problems With It

By Terence Cullen
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Sacha Zarba, Andrew Kimball, Anthony Malkin and Jonathan Mechanic. (Photo: Owen Hoffmann/PatrickMcMullan.com)
Industry · Development

CRE Pros OK with Burying the LEED

By Terence Cullen
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Empire State Building is a test lab for the business case for sustainability (Photo: CoStar).
Development

Green Day: The City and Landlords are Going Green

By Sara Pepitone
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Finance

HFF Arranges $65M Refi for Arlington, Va. Residential Development

By Scott Klocksin
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Development

The SL “Green” Machine

By Al Barbarino
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Development

Make Green Being Green

By Richard Persichetti
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Development

Ready or Not, Follow My LEED

By Scott Spector
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Development

Paramount Group’s Ralph DiRuggiero on How to Manage a LEED Certified Asset

By Daniel Edward Rosen
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Development

Robert Watson of EchoTech International on the Early Days of LEED Certification

By Daniel Edward Rosen
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Development

Mixed Greens: Is Sustainability Sound?

By Sam Chandan
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Development

Transparently Green: Landlords, Tenants, Gear Up for Local Law 84

By Daniel Geiger
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