Valuing sustainable buildings green assets, the role of professional valuers, and assembling an evidence base [electronic resource]
Language: English Series: CB Richard Ellis EMEA ViewPoint ; Q3 2011 November 2011, 1-6(6)Publication details: London CBRE 2011Subject(s): Online resources: Summary: Investors and occupiers are increasingly recognising that commercial benefits can flow from many of the measures taken to enhance sustainability with some evidence that sustainable buildings are more marketable, requiring less energy than otherwise comparable property. The valuation profession must now consider how and in what way to reflect the commercial benefits in valuations. Although in the foreseeable future a building's sustainability rating will not result in automatic percentage changes in value, nuanced developments over time will see commercial benefits more closely reflected in valuations.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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Investors and occupiers are increasingly recognising that commercial benefits can flow from many of the measures taken to enhance sustainability with some evidence that sustainable buildings are more marketable, requiring less energy than otherwise comparable property. The valuation profession must now consider how and in what way to reflect the commercial benefits in valuations. Although in the foreseeable future a building's sustainability rating will not result in automatic percentage changes in value, nuanced developments over time will see commercial benefits more closely reflected in valuations.