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Reducing carbon must happen in both new construction & existing buildings. Learn how older houses can be more environmentally-friendly with the right retrofits.

Building reuse, local and state governments have key roles to play in warding off a looming financial crisis while meeting decarbonization goals.

Want to reduce your carbon footprint? Check out these 5 high-impact choices you can make at home that will help the climate—and your wallet.

Learn about this new way to finance home improvements that will lower your energy costs, your carbon footprint, and your impact on the environment.

Over $10k in tax credits and rebates are available to homeowners in the Inflation Reduction Act. Make your home more sustainable for your budget and the planet.

What if we priced carbon in construction at the same rates that we use to incentivize EVs? Office-to-residential conversions might actually pencil out.

By making data-driven decisions today & investing in the most impactful building upgrades, we can set a path towards a more sustainable & fulfilling future.

Data is an underutilized asset in the drive to reduce carbon emissions. Here’s why making emissions data widely available is key to lowering our climate impact.

CO2 emission measurements are fuzzy—and that’s ok. Learn why we should embrace these estimates already driving change in the building industry and beyond.

The gap in supply & demand for low-carbon concrete & steel prevents net-zero building today. “Carbon insets” would invest in the supply chain to speed scale.

Learn how “brown discounts” are motivating property owners to update their buildings to meet sustainability demands, even more than "green premiums".

These universities are stepping up to combat climate change by prioritizing green building practices on their campuses. Find out how they’re tackling carbon.

The future of offices is being shaped by rapidly-changing workstyles and increasing focus on climate impact by corporate tenants, employees, and consumers.

Here’s a look at how US government regulations will impact the way the real estate industry addresses carbon reduction in the near future.

The ROI for reducing carbon emissions of buildings is clear: higher rents, access to more funding, and avoiding regulatory fines make it a winning strategy.

Want to learn more about carbon neutrality in real estate, but don’t know where to start? This 101 guide answers the top questions we hear in simple terms.

Carbon credits aren’t as bad as the media makes them out to be. In fact, they’re integral to reducing our carbon impact. Read more in this guide.

Carbon Title offers a simple, transparent, cost-effective way to neutralize buildings’ climate impact. Learn about our approach in this post from the founders.