Amenity Hub · 9 Property Types
Sustainability and green-building features are the certifications and systems that lower a property's energy, water, and carbon footprint: LEED, ENERGY STAR, NGBS, WELL, or BREEAM certification; on-site solar or renewable power; high-efficiency HVAC and building envelope; low-flow WaterSense fixtures; gray-water or rainwater reuse; recycling and composting; green roofs and daylighting; and EV-ready electrical infrastructure. The RESO Data Dictionary dedicates four separate fields to green (GreenEnergyEfficient, GreenBuildingVerificationType, GreenSustainability, GreenWaterConservation), reflecting how central ESG has become to institutional CRE valuation, lender green-loan pricing, and tenant/investor demand. The feature set spans multifamily, office, industrial, medical office, condo-hoa, mixed-use, warehouse, data center, and senior living. Ilora.ai tracks certification status, ENERGY STAR score, EUI (energy use intensity) versus benchmark, and green-premium rent capture — and models the payback of efficiency capex against utility savings, green-loan spread, and the emerging cost of carbon-disclosure non-compliance in regulated markets like NYC Local Law 97.
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LEED, ENERGY STAR, NGBS, WELL, and BREEAM are the RESO GreenBuildingVerificationType standards. Certified assets command a rent + sale premium, qualify for green-loan pricing, and de-risk against carbon-disclosure laws (e.g. NYC Local Law 97) — making certification a first-order valuation input, not a marketing badge.
Multifamily, office, industrial, medical office, condo-hoa, mixed-use, warehouse, data center, and senior living. Office and multifamily lead on certification; industrial/data-center lead on energy intensity given power load.
Ilora tracks certification status, ENERGY STAR score, and EUI vs benchmark, captures the green rent premium, and models efficiency-capex payback against utility savings, green-loan spread, and carbon-compliance cost avoidance.