IMPACT OF GREEN FEATURES ON CBD OFFICE BUILDING RENTALS: AN ADELAIDE CASE STUDY

David Parker

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Abstract: Following a review of literature, the features of green office buildings that are likely to influence rental value are identified. Using green office buildings in the central business district of Adelaide, South Australia as a case study, the paper seeks to quantify the impact of such green features on office rentals through data collection and analysis in order to identify the contribution, if any, of each green feature.

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Date: 2010-01-01
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