Given the expensive investment of real estate development, many property development investors have turned to sustainable strategies to stabilise the value and lifecycle of their building.
Incorporating a human-centric focus in real estate development means, among other things, ample access to natural daylight, acoustic wellbeing and thermal comfort. These attributes positively affect several stages within a building’s lifecycle; be it leasing, leaseholder retention, operational costs and property sale.
According to the Smart Market Report 2016 by DODGE Data & Analytics, investing in healthier buildings does yield tangible results.
