Interest in BREEAM certifications has grown significantly in recent times. Issues related to ESG—that is, how businesses address their responsibilities toward the environment, communities, and corporate governance—have brought this certification into the spotlight.
Thanks to the detailed criteria that a building must meet to obtain a certificate, it is possible to compare it with other properties and assess how environmentally friendly it is, for example. The certificate confirms the building’s high standard and quality—it provides crucial, verifiable information for tenants, owners, and investors.
“Every year, the number of warehouse and production facilities designed and built in accordance with multi-criteria certification standards continues to grow. This is due, on the one hand, to the growing awareness among developers who not only create sustainable development strategies but also implement them; on the other hand, the pressure stems from the expectations of customers: tenants, owners, and investors. “The certificate confirms that a given facility meets criteria important to everyone in areas such as environmental stewardship, innovation, optimization of operating costs, and workplace comfort,” says Aleksander Kuźniewski, Business Development Director at 7R.
