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Green lease as part of your ESG

Green leases are already becoming a usual part of real estate companies’ ESG strategies.

Green leases are tools increasingly used by landlords to align their sustainability and efficiency goals with their tenants’ priorities for mutual benefit. For example, a lease might stipulate that a tenant share the cost of certain energy-saving property upgrades, which then results in lower energy bills for the tenant.

What are the green leases?

Green leases are a type of commercial lease agreement between a landlord and tenant, in which both parties agree to incorporate environmentally sustainable practices into the use and management of a building. These leases are designed to encourage energy efficiency, reduce waste, conserve resources, and promote sustainable operations.

Some common features of green leases include the use of renewable energy sources, provisions for recycling, energy-efficient lighting, and HVAC systems, water conservation measures, and regular environmental audits. The goal of green leases is to reduce the environmental impact of rental and commercial buildings and promote sustainable business practices.

Why green leases are an important part of property management?

As the world becomes increasingly focused on sustainability, real estate companies are under increasing pressure to reduce their environmental impact. Green leases and tenant experience apps can offer a convenient and effective solution for companies looking to promote sustainable practices in their buildings. By providing real-time data, increased awareness, and a centralized platform for information, tenant apps could an essential tool for the future of green leases.

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Green lease as part of your ESG

Your property and buildings will not perform as designed if they are not appropriately managed and used. If equipment and systems with high environmental performance are introduced, optimal use by tenants is needed in order to draw out the capabilities of the building and obtain sufficient results.

A green lease for environmental improvement promotes appropriate use by tenants while creating a dialogue between building owners, lease managers, and tenants. This is helping to establish and deepen their relationship as well as educate them for more sustainable behavior.

Bidrento, a leading property management software, has developed an innovative solution to help landlords and tenants achieve their sustainability goals. The Bidrento platform offers a comprehensive suite of tools designed to help landlords and tenants track, monitor, and reduce their carbon emissions. The platform includes a property management software solution and a tenant app, both of which provide a range of features to help reduce carbon emissions.

In addition to these tools, Bidrento also provides building preventive management software and educational resources, and support to help landlords and tenants make the most of their green leases.

So, if you’re feeling the pain of green leasing challenges, don’t wait any longer. Get ahead of the game and take your ESG efforts to the next level with Bidrento. Book a free demo with our team already today! Book demo here.

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