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Sustainability
Fostering Long-Term Success
Partner with a leader that embraces a holistic approach to sustainability, including carbon reduction, positive economic impacts, human wellness, community benefits, green transportation, and responsible governance. The commercial real estate industry plays a critical role in fostering a more sustainable world, as the built environment accounts for nearly 40% of all greenhouse gas emissions. TCC influences the way our buildings are designed, built and operated and has a responsibility to de-carbonize our platform to future-proof our projects on behalf of our tenants and investor-partners. By collaborating with our capital partners, occupiers, and communities on new technologies and best practices, we can boost sustainability, well-being, and outcomes while reducing inequalities in our supply chain.
Sustainability as an Intrinsic Value
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"There is a growing focus on embodied carbon in real estate developments as companies look to reduce emissions. We are focused on measuring our embodied carbon and employing cost-neutral strategies to reduce it on projects today, while also collaborating to send demand signals to grow the market for materials like low-carbon-steel and cement."
Marney Coleman
Sustainability Manager, TCC
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Emerging Trends in Sustainable Development
Our Holistic Approach
TCC has always been committed to developing sustainable communities and today we are working to grow and evolve in our approach to building net zero assets. Given our nearly $30 billion pipeline of development, it’s imperative that we look at reducing our carbon footprint not just as a responsibility to better our planet and ourselves, but as an opportunity to be a leader in this critically important work.
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