Certifying LEED Certification: What Does That Mean?
As users of commercial real estate become more interested in sustainable practices, buying or leasing a LEED®-certified building becomes a business deal point. How does an attorney or real estate manager determine if a particular target was properly LEED certified or has kept the certification status as advertised?
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