Green Steam Warms Up The LEED Certification Process For Boston’s Owners And Developers

As Boston pushes for greener buildings, green steam offers a less expensive way for developers to earn LEED credits without major capital investment.

San Jose Will Become Bay Area's First U.S. LEED-Certified City

San Jose could become the first LEED certified city in the Bay Area.

Sustainable Industrial Development: Benefits Of LEED Volume For Net-Zero And ESG Goals

To mitigate environmental impacts, large-scale developers are setting ESG goals with help from sustainability experts and green building certification programs.

Philadelphia Navy Yard Named Largest LEED Neighborhood Development Site In The U.S.

The Philadelphia Navy Yard is the largest the largest LEED-certified neighborhood development in the U.S. Stakeholders celebrated the new status on Earth Day.

YOU TELL US: Are You Ready for LEED v4?

How Bronx Logistics Center Became The East Coast’s First LEED Platinum Warehouse

Turnbridge Equities is creating a massive industrial space called Bronx Logistics Center, focusing on sustainability and transforming the local community.

Classic Architecture, 21st Century Guts: The 11 Oldest LEED Certified Buildings In America

These buildings can last for another century with their energy-efficient improvements.

D.C. Named The World's First LEED Platinum City

The U.S. Green Building Council last year launched its LEED for Cities ranking system, and Thursday it named D.C. the first LEED Platinum city

Up Close with Rob Watson, LEED Founder

Meet Rob Watson, the creator of LEED

Everything You Need to Know About IREM’s Affordable, Attainable Alternative to LEED

IREM is launching a new, cheaper certification program that will reward green property manager.