Cushman & Wakefield Polaris Parkway faced the same challenges that many properties do today. Two Class A suburban office buildings built in 2004 with standard amenities of the time, trying to attract and retain today’s tenants and workforce with evolving demands for increased efficiency and convenience. To remain competitive it the local marketplace, Cushman & Wakefield innovated solutions for improving the buildings operations and maintenance by incorporating data analytics and efficiencies strategies. The goal was not only to have a better run the building, but to also an improved tenant experience and overall energy efficiency. Learn how Cushman & Wakefield successfully reduced energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions while also reducing comfort complaints from building occupants.
