| Energy efficiency comes down to dollars and cents for tenants, whose main costs come from staffing, rent, and utilities, says Malkin Properties EVP Tom Durels, who will be speaking at Bisnow’s New York Sustainability Summit this Friday. |
| Landlords that can demonstrate the ability to save tenants money—at the forefront of every tenant’s mind—will have a competitive edge over others, Tom says, pointing to the innovative energy efficiency model that Malkin Properties has implemented in the Empire State Building (read more here) and throughout the rest of its portfolio. Tenants want a healthier workplace environment for employees, recognizing that worker productivity and decreased sick days go right to their bottom line. Want to learn more? Join Tom, Israel Berger & Associates/Viridian Energy & Environmental’s John Hannum, CBRE’s Dave Pogue, SL Green’s Jay Black, Vornado’s Suki Paciorek, CodeGreen Solutions’ Christopher Cayten, Jonathan Rose Cos’ Nathan Taft, Con Ed’s David Pospisil, TLR Energy’s Michael Thaler, RREEF’s Patty Connolly, and WSP Flack+Kurtz’s David Choy to hear more. Over 200 are attending, are you? Register here. |
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