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Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) first gained relevance in the early 2000s. At the time, the UN was trying to bring awareness to corporate social responsibility and sustainable development. It was a successful introduction to the concept, but the reporting side was mostly notional at the time.
Commercial real estate is constantly evolving. Over the last 5 years Canada has seen a rise in vacancy due to the transition to remote work coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic, a population surpassing 40 million people, and a relatively stagnant housing stock.
In a time when companies are scrambling to foster client loyalty by being the most sustainable and governments are introducing regulatory policies about mandatory Environmental Social Governance (ESG) reporting, most companies would not expect to turn to their landlords to help address both.
How does AI expand our intelligence, enhance our capabilities, and help us move beyond sustainability?
Take a look at these top 5 misconceptions surrounding your building's journey to BOMA BEST Smart Certification.
Critical to the success of commercial real estate’s sustainability-focused business model is understanding that there is real value in a sustainable certification program beyond the actual certification.
The world of commercial real estate is going through an evolution. Property management companies, owners, and operators are discovering new and innovative ways to make buildings better for everyone.
Building managers, operators and sustainability professionals across the commercial real estate industry are starting to understand the symbiotic relationship that smart building certifications have with driving sustainability initiatives.
To demonstrate the differences between BOMA BEST 3.0 and the recently launched BOMA BEST 4.0, we've put together a video series to provide guidance on what to expect from the mandatory Baseline Practice questions in 4.0.
