This podcast is 1 minute and 49 seconds in length.
When turning an existing building green, it can cause a large financial burden to the landlord. It is a large expenditure to do so and produces the risk of turning a building upside-down financially. Initially, the landlord does not receive enough incentives to make the change. The landlord spends the money to make the building green, but only the tenants feel the financial benefit. Going green reduces offering expenses on energy to tenants; however, the landlord will not have a financial benefit until they can renew existing leases and adjust fees to begin feeling a monetary gain.
Transcend Equity solves this huge traditional problem.
