Boston Office Vacancies Leave Decarbonization Efforts in Limbo
With capital hard to come by, even the promise of city fines and higher-paying tenants attracted to green energy upgrades may not be enough to make downtown building owners act.
A Low-Cost Lender Responds to BERDO
by Steve Adams | Sep 17, 2023
Developers and landlords face difficult decisions about how to finance work to to control energy costs and comply with decarbonization regulations. Mike Doty and Nuveen Green Capital say they can offer an affordable solution.
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