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Updated over 15 years ago, 03/03/2009

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Chris Chung
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Denver, CO
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Green Developing- Economically Feasible?

Chris Chung
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Denver, CO
Posted

"Going green" has always been seen as a move that can bolster company image and improve environmental quality. As well, it can have positive health benefits for the occupants of a building.

However, it is also considered to be expensive.

Some advanced practices enable the extra costs of green building to be paid off in 5-7 years or less, making them ideal methods for developers who plan to build and hold.

Has anyone used green building methods in any of their developments. If so, has it been a shrewd investment?

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