national association of realtors® green designation
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Doug Devitre presents the National Association Of REALTORS® Green Designation 2 day core course and the reasons why you must take it. This PDF was designed for associations, companies and course providers to help market, communicate and advertise the GREEN designation for their members.TRANSCRIPT
National Association of REALTORS® GREEN Designation
with Doug Devitre, GREEN
Why Go GREEN?Why Go GREEN?
• Saves moneySaves money
• Green buildings consume less energy and fewerless energy and fewer resources
G b ildi• Green building occupants are more productive
• Green building occupants are healthier
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Why Go GREEN?Why Go GREEN?
• Building sale prices forBuilding sale prices for energy efficient buildings are as much as 30% higher peras much as 30% higher per square foot than conventional buildingsconventional buildings.
• Source: Miller, N., Spivey, J. & Florance A (2007) DoesFlorance, A. (2007). Does Green Pay Off?
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Building GREEN Saves MoneyBuilding GREEN Saves Money
• An upfront investment of 2% in green buildingAn upfront investment of 2% in green building design, on average, results in life cycle savings of 20% of the total construction costs – moreof 20% of the total construction costs more than ten times the initial investment.
• Source: Kats G (2003) The Costs and Financial• Source: Kats, G. (2003). The Costs and Financial Benefits of Green Buildings: A Report to California's Sustainable Building Task ForceCalifornia s Sustainable Building Task Force.
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Why Go GREEN?Why Go GREEN?
• Estimated Value of green construction starts:Estimated Value of green construction starts:– 2001: $3.24 billion– 2000: $792 million$– 2002 $3.81 billion– 2003: $5.76 billion– 2004: $4.51 billion– Today: $12 billion– 2010 (projected): $60 billion (10% construction starts)
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Building GREEN Saves MoneyBuilding GREEN Saves Money
• Perceived cost benefits of green building:Perceived cost benefits of green building:– Operating costs decrease 8‐9%
Building value increases 7 5%– Building value increases 7.5%
– Return on investment improves 6.6%
O ti i 3 5%– Occupancy ration increases 3.5%
– Rent ratio increases 3%
ll• Source: McGraw Hill Construction, Green Building SmartMarket Report, 2006
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Green Buildings Consume Less Energy and Fewer Resources
• In comparison to the average commercial co pa so to t e a e age co e c abuilding– Green buildings consume 26% less energy– Green buildings have 13% lower maintenance costs– Green buildings have 27% higher occupant satisfactionG b ildi h 33% l h– Green buildings have 33% less greenhouse gas emissions
• Source: GSA Public Buildings Service (2008)Source: GSA Public Buildings Service (2008). Assessing Green Building Performance: A Post Occupancy Evaluation of 12 GSA Buildings.
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Green Building Occupants are HealthierGreen Building Occupants are Healthier
• People in the U S spend aboutPeople in the U.S. spend about 90% of their time indoors.
• Source: Environmental• Source: Environmental Protection Agency (1987). The Total Exposure AssessmentTotal Exposure Assessment Methodology (TEAM) Study.
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Green Building Occupants are HealthierGreen Building Occupants are Healthier
• EPA studies indicate indoor levels ofEPA studies indicate indoor levels of pollutants may be up to ten times higher than outdoor levelshigher than outdoor levels.
• Source: Environmental Protection Agency (2008) An Introduction toAgency (2008). An Introduction to Indoor Air Quality. Accessed via: http://www epa gov/iaq/voc htmlhttp://www.epa.gov/iaq/voc.html.
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Green Building Occupants are HealthierGreen Building Occupants are Healthier
• Significant associations exist between lowSignificant associations exist between low ventilation levels and higher carbon dioxide concentrations – a common symptom in facilities with sick building syndrome.
• Source: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (2002). Indoor Carbon Dioxide Concentrations and Sick Building Syndrome S i h B S d R i i dSymptoms in the Base Study Revisited: Analyses of the 100 Building Dataset.
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Earn the GREEN DesignationEarn the GREEN Designation
Complete core courseComplete core course
Complete one of the three elective courses
Become a member of the Green REsource Council
Maintain membership in Green REsource Council and National Association of REALTORS®
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GREEN Designation ModulesGREEN Designation Modules
Green paradigmGreen paradigm
Green communitiesGreen communities
Green homes and buildingsGreen homes and buildings
Green buyers and sellersGreen buyers and sellers
Greening your practice
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