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Share of green m² of rented m²

Shows percentage square meters with green contracts of total leased area for a specified time.

What is it?

The KPI shows the percentage of the total leased area that is covered by green contracts. It provides insights into how much of the leased space is environmentally sustainable and can be useful for assessing the property's sustainability performance and environmental impact.

Following this percentage can help monitor and improve the property's environmental responsibility and sustainability strategies, while providing data for reporting and communicating sustainability performance to stakeholders.

Green contracts usually refer to agreements where the tenant commits to follow environmentally friendly practices or where the property owner provides energy-efficient solutions and infrastructure.

How is it calculated?

Number of m² totaled for rental properties with green agreements / Number of m² totaled for all rented rental properties

* Includes only rental objects that are leased during the specified time.

Why is it important to follow?

The following are some reasons why you should follow the KPI:

  1. Sustainability strategy: By monitoring this ratio, property owners and managers can assess the effectiveness of their sustainability strategies. A high proportion of green agreements indicates a strong investment in sustainability and reduced environmental impact.

  2. Environmental performance: The KPI provides insights into the property's environmental performance by measuring the part of the leased area that is covered by environmentally friendly commitments. It provides the opportunity to evaluate and improve the property's environmental efficiency and reduce its carbon footprint.

  3. Attractiveness: A high percentage of green contracts can increase the property's attractiveness to environmentally conscious tenants and investors. It can also help to differentiate the property in the market and attract potential tenants who value sustainability.

  4. Risk management: Having a high percentage of green contracts can reduce the property's vulnerability to environmental risks and regulatory requirements. By integrating sustainability measures into the agreements, property owners can reduce the risk of future costs related to environmental measures or fines.

  5. Cost savings: Green contracts can lead to long-term cost savings through reduced energy consumption and maintenance costs. Tracking the percentage of green contracts can help property owners identify opportunities for efficiency gains and investments that can reduce operating costs over time.

In summary, the KPI is an important indicator for the property's sustainability performance, attractiveness and risk management. By following this percentage, property owners and managers can improve their sustainability strategy, reduce environmental impact and create a more attractive and profitable property portfolio.

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  • Created by Homepal

    2/9/2024

  • This KPI is created and modified by us at Homepal using our own, made up demo data. The concept and idea comes from one of our customers.

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