Certified, energy-efficient buildings are getting higher rents – by as much as 4.2% more — especially if they expect significantly lower operating costs, according to a new study from JLL.
The report said sentiment about these buildings is shifting and is now practically a requirement of tenants, the report said.
This is in response to corporations aiming to achieve net-zero targets within a given timetable.
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