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Sustainable Real Estate Development

Andrew Kiefer
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I am currently looking to connect with anyone involved in doing RED but with a Sustainable focus, as I really want to start there. My experience comes from the Energy sector, Renewables sector ( have my own solar company), as well but also CREI in MF, Shopping Centers, Industrial, etc, but I always wanted to get into the developer side of things, but not to just build but to create meaningful projects. I have my LEED accreditation, working on a few others with the goal of maybe starting small with some 4plexes and moving into Larger commercial projects or possibly Master Planned Communities. Any guidance or advice from someone that understands not only RED but with a holistic and sustainable approach to the whole process, materials, Net Zero, Passive H design, etc. Thank you in advance 

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