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Your company has gone green and you want to incorporate those values into your leases.
Maybe you are moving into a green building and are looking at your first "green lease." Or perhaps you're renewing a lease and hoping to incorporate green concepts into your existing space and current landlord-tenant relationship.
While the move toward sustainable building design is an exciting trend, even experienced real estate lawyers are still learning this area. And building owners and tenants have yet to identify routinely troublesome issues—let alone develop standard solutions.
This article provides some tips to help mitigate the gray areas in green leasing. Read more...
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