SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE HOUSING

Multifamily development company Gingko built a business model around making affordable rental housing  cost effective not only for itself, but also for its tenants. Ginkgo?s Phil Payne was doing ?sustainable? before sustainable was cool. (Like being the first kid on his block to have a bike.) His company worked to save on water, electricity, heating, and air, more than  20 years ago. If an apartment complex can keep those costs down, then that keeps rents down. It's easy math, he tells us. But in case you're not good at math, come haer Phil explain it in person. He'll be one of Bisnow'sspeakers at the upcoming  Sustainability Summit. Sign up here!

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