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Building owners should start checking their energy scores now with the EPA Portfolio Manager. Photo by Shawn O’Conner By James Nelson and Terri Gumula

By Michael K. De Chiara New York City’s new law mandating a dramatic reduction in carbon emissions coming from buildings leads to a split verdict. 

Greenworks Lending, the nation’s preeminent C-PACE capital provider dedicated to funding energy performance-enhancing commercial, multi-family and

The city’s Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has partnered with sustainable design giant  Arcadis to launch a $53 million program designed

The Department of Buildings (DOB) today unveiled new digital resources to help building owners comply with building sustainability requirements.

The city’s new carbon emissions laws are set to cost the real estate industry some $20 billion over the next decade. And as a retrofitting program

The Real Estate Board of New York is calling out the city for getting its environmental goals backwards after the industry lost a key vote to help commercial

Nuveen Real Estate, and its development advisor, Taconic Partners, has installed 1,100 new smart windows at 730 Third Avenue as part of a $120 million

Building experts are warning the city’s owners they don’t have time to dawdle over monumental new carbon emission and façade laws. With just four years

CANY, a New York-based architecture and engineering firm, will lead a Real Estate Weekly panel of government agencies and industry experts to discuss significant

Prada is the first luxury retailer to take out a sustainability loan. By Sabina Mollot With the looming Local Law 97 on the radar of the industry, owners

Commissioner Melanie E. La Rocca today announced that, starting in May, DOB will be convening eight new Climate Working Groups to help develop best practices