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Shorenstein Breaks Down Sustainability

Since 2008, Shorenstein has reduced operating expenses throughout its portfolio by $8.2M and cut carbon emissions by over 30,000 metric tons—the equivalent of taking 1,500 cars off the road. The data was in Shorenstein's just released 2013 sustainability report. Above, Shorenstein's Jim Collins recently gave us a tour of Twitter's HQ at Market Square (its recent renovation resulted in LEED Gold). Also in their portfolio in in S.F. buildings like 188 Spear (also LEED Gold); a four-story vertical expansion of the existing structure increased square footage 50% within the same building footprint.

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