In what’s billed as part of a move to “decarbonize” New York buildings, four property developers, including Empire State Realty Trust and L&M Development Partners, will get money to retrofit high-rises that New York state said will serve as “models for urban sustainability in cold climates.”
Empire State Realty, Other Developers To Get $5 Million Each for Making Buildings Greener
State Money Is Part of New York Governor’s Plan To Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions by 85%
By Andria Cheng
CoStar NewsJanuary 12, 2022 | 10:43 P.M.
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