MIAMI—Could a tenant be required to sign a green lease? What happens if they breach it? What about landlords? What is their obligation?
Green leases, also known as energy-efficient leases, high-performance leases, or aligned leases, work to match the landlord and tenant's financial and energy incentives. The goal is to conserve energy and reduce costs for both parties.
With green leases gaining momentum, landlords and tenants need an education. GlobeSt.com caught up with Brandon Robinson, an energy attorney with Balch & Bingham, to get answers to some questions both sides of the table are asking.
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