Kate Simonen
University of Washington, Real Estate
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You might have heard – the City of Vancouver recently set a target mandating 40% reductions in embodied carbon for new buildings by 2030. Embodied carbon in real estate is the next big thing that developers need to be aware of. What is embodied carbon, and why does it matter to real estate? How can it be meaningfully reduced, and how can doing so enhance building value? What is the City of Vancouver doing to support the buildings sector?
University of Washington, Real Estate
Senior Green Building Engineer, City of Vancouver
Senior Vice President, ULI Greenprint Center for Building Performance, Urban Land Institute