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Article: ENERGY STAR Data Shows Jones Lang LaSalle Property Managers Save Owners Nearly $15 Million a Year in Energy Costs
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- U.S. Newswire
- Article date:
- July 29, 2009
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To: REAL ESTATE EDITORS
Contact: Brooke Houghton, +1-312-228-2387,
brooke.houghton@am.jll.com, or Craig Bloomfield, +1-312-228-2774,
craig.bloomfield@am.jll.com, both of Jones Lang LaSalle
CHICAGO, July 29 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Properties managed by
Jones Lang LaSalle have an average ENERGY STAR score of 68, which is
18 points better than the average building score of 50. This strong
performance equates to nearly $15 million a year, or $53,000 per
building, in energy cost savings to Jones Lang LaSalle's managed
portfolio.
"There is strong evidence that buildings with high ENERGY STAR
scores correlate to higher rent and higher investment value," said
Dan Pufunt, Director of Property ...