Sustainability Report National Sustainability Report 2016
NATIONAL REAL ESTATE ADVISORS 2016 SUSTAINABILITY REPORT NATIONAL SUSTAINABILITY REPORT 2016 OUR OUTLOOK National Real Estate Advisor’s (“National”) consistent commitment to continuous process is committed to creating well-paying jobs and investment policies and approach include improvement, National went through a strategic providing access to healthy work spaces. sustainable development and management planning process in 2016 to further define our Most importantly, we provide challenging and practices to help realize long-term investment Environmental, Social, and Governance (or ESG) meaningful work to our employees who in turn returns through more efficient operations and approach. This effort included an evaluation enable our organization to make a difference in healthier, more attractive building environments and even deeper commitment to stakeholder the lives of the people and communities in which for tenants and their employees. With a engagement, which ultimately means National we work, live, and invest. ENVIRONMENTAL, SOCIAL, AND GOVERNANCE National has expanded its commitment to programs, and performance and is a relative constructed to green building standards, with enhance environmental, social, and governance benchmark assessing the ESG performance of real LPM Apartments (Minneapolis, MN), Confluence policies related to its portfolio management and estate portfolios globally. In 2016, several National Apartments (Denver, CO), 3737 Buffalo Speedway states these commitments in the company’s projects received green building certifications and (Houston, TX), 167 W. Erie (Chicago, IL), East sustainability policy. As an investment manager, ratings. 2929 Weslayan (LEED® Gold), Bainbridge Market (Philadelphia, PA) and Field Office National achieved its second Green Star recognition Bethesda (LEED® Silver) and Bainbridge Shady (Portland, OR) all registered with the goal of LEED® (achieving 3 of 5 possible Green Stars) from the Grove (Green Globes) received their certifications.
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