Ashish Sharma, AVP Operations, Brahma Group, shares his insights on the growing trend of green commercial real estate in India.
Green BuildingsCommercial Real EstateSustainabilityEco FriendlyIndiaReal EstateJun 27, 2024
The current trend in the Indian commercial real estate sector is the growing demand for green and sustainable buildings.
Green buildings offer numerous benefits, including reduced energy consumption, lower gas emissions, healthier living environments, increased property value, and lower maintenance costs.
The green-certified Grade A office stock is expected to surpass 550 million sq ft by 2026, accounting for 65-70% of the overall office stock in India.
The popular green building certifications in India include LEED, GRIHA, and WELL.
The Government of India has introduced programs and incentives to encourage eco-friendly design and construction practices, and has also set targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and achieve global net-zero targets.
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