Sustainability

Sustainability Street: Is Nuclear Energy the Answer?

JLL’s Jon Lemmond and CPE’s Therese Fitzgerald discuss what its return to the power landscape would mean for commercial real estate.

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Sustainability Street: From ESG to ROI

CPE’s Anca Gagiuc and Therese Fitzgerald discuss the shift from claims to competitiveness.

Sustainability Street: The Rise of Intelligent Buildings

R-Zero’s Jennifer Nuckles and CPE’s Therese Fitzgerald discuss how self-optimizing properties automatically reduce energy usage and improve NOI.

Earth Day 2026: What’s Driving Sustainable CRE Decisions Now

Power constraints, capital markets and risk are reshaping how and where commercial real estate gets built.

Sustainability Street: Building With Less Carbon, Not More Cost

Rebecca Esau of the Rocky Mountain Institute and Skanska’s Tolga Tutar discuss advances in low-carbon construction with CPE’s Therese Fitzgerald.

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PropertyCon Special Report: What’s Next for Office Management?

In a rapidly changing industry, adaptation and flexibility will be crucial.

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NYC’s 2025 Energy Code: What Owners Need to Rethink Now

Melisa Yepes-Schaefer of Goldman Copeland outlines the shifts landlords and developers face as enforcement kicks in.

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Department of Energy to Oversee Energy Star

Communication will remain vital as the program switches management.

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Capital Ideas: 5 Reasons Deregulation Will Not Slow Sustainability

Despite federal rollbacks, emissions reduction and resilience still matter for CRE.