Green Condos in Manhattan
Many Manhattan Condo buyers are going green. LEED certified homes combine systems that together create a holistically green building that is much more than energy savings. Energy, indoor air quality, water consumption, sustainable sites, landscaped roofs all create an envornmentally friendly building.
To receive LEED certificate a building has to earn 26 of 69 points on a scale created by the (LEED) Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, the country's most popular green benchmark. Certification of silver, gold or platunum can happen up to a year after the building is completed. Green buildings are required to be 14 per cent more efficient than regular building codes dictate.
New Construction Green Condos in Manhattan:
The Harrison: West 76th Street, Upper West Side *(LEED Silver)
The Brompton: 205 East 85th Street, Upper East Side *(LEED Silver)
The Lucida: 151 East 85th Street, Upper East Side *(LEED Silver)
HL23: 515-717 West 23rd Street, Chelsea (LEED Gold)
The Kalahari: 40 West 116th Street, Harlem *(LEED Silver)
1400 on 5th: 1400 Fifth Avenue, Harlem *(LEED level pending)
The Visionaire: 70 Little Street, Battery Park City *(LEED Platinum)
Riverhouse: One Rockefeller Park, Battery Park City *(LEED Gold)
Millenium Tower Residences: 30 West Street, BPC (LEED Gold)
456 West 19th Street, 456 west 19th Street, Chelsea
303 East 33rd Street, Kips Bay, (Leed Standard)
One Jackson Square, Meatpacking, West Village
If you've been thinking about living in a new green luxury condo? Click my new condo developments page submit the buyer form and write "green" in the comment section. I will email you current listings of green available condos that match your buying criteria.
Related green links:
Living Green at Home in Manhattan
courtesy of:
Mitchell Hall, Associate Broker
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