Energy efficiency in commercial real estate management

Rising operating costs, as well as the cost of basic energy resources, are forcing a change in the approach to commercial real estate. Energy efficiency is becoming more than just a term, but one of the main criteria for evaluating such real estate.

Previously, the primary factors were:

• Cost.
• Property class.
• Location.

Therefore, the primary assessment is the total cost of ownership, which is comprised of several parameters: electricity costs, heating, ventilation, maintenance of utility systems, security systems, etc.

Modern solutions that will become an undeniable advantage: switching to LED lighting with motion and light sensors, automated control of utility systems, optimization of water consumption in common areas, etc.

These solutions can be replicated not only in new buildings but also successfully implemented in the renovation of existing premises.