Monday, September 12, 2016: 1:30 PM-2:00 PM
Chair:
William Bahnfleth, Ph.D., P.E., Pennsylvania State University
The green building industry uses leadership standards to define superior performance for individual projects and buildings. As a result, we have ample evidence that high performance green buildings represent superior real estate assets. Institutional investors have recognized this success, and they are now interested in the performance of entire real estate portfolios. GRESB provides institutional investors tools to assess, score, and compare portfolio-level performance. In this session, we will explore new GRESB data from over 750 property companies and funds with an aggregate asset value over $3 trillion USD. We will consider areas of relative strength and weakness in the adoption of IEQ-related practices around the world.
1 Pyke Keynote
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Chris Pyke, Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark |
The green building industry uses leadership standards to define superior performance for individual projects and buildings. As a result, we have ample evidence that high performance green buildings represent superior real estate assets. Institutional investors have recognized this success, and they are now interested in the performance of entire real estate portfolios. GRESB provides institutional investors tools to assess, score, and compare portfolio-level performance. In this session, we will explore new GRESB data from over 750 property companies and funds with an aggregate asset value over $3 trillion USD. We will consider areas of relative strength and weakness in the adoption of IEQ-related practices around the world.
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