BREEAM Sees Strong US Growth as Sustainability Certification Demand Rises
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UK-based building sustainability certification BREEAM saw significant growth in the United States in 2025, with particular strength in industrial facilities. BRE Global reports that BREEAM's ability to support value creation in triple-net lease portfolios is driving adoption.
FM Radar's 3 takeaways:
- BREEAM certification saw strong US growth in 2025, especially in industrial facilities
- Triple-net lease portfolios drive adoption through measurable value creation
- Transatlantic expansion reinforces BREEAM's position as a globally recognised sustainability standard
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