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Pike Research Report: Analysis on Green Building Certification Programs

Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue: Green Building Certification Programs (http://www.reportlinker.com/p0203505/Green-Building-Certification-Programs.html )

Green building certification programs such as LEED, BREEAM, and others provide third-party assessment of green building measures on a wide variety of building types. Although awareness of green building has risen dramatically in the past several years, particularly in North America, Western Europe, and highly developed parts of the Asia Pacific region, green building is still in its nascent stages in many markets. As developed countries and regions look to certify not only much of their new construction but their existing building stocks as well, developing countries such as China and India are quickly adapting green building certification to their markets for new construction, as well. Pike Research forecasts that green building certification programs will certify a cumulative 53 billion net square feet of floorspace by 2020.

This Pike Research report analyzes the current market and regulatory conditions related to green building certification programs and provides forecasts for the growth of this industry. The report includes an in-depth examination of green building drivers, barriers, and likely shifts in the underlying construction market. It also features profiles of major industry players including commercial real estate companies, trade associations, and green building councils as well as detailed descriptions of dozens of green building certification programs in operation around the world.

Key questions addressed:

  • What are the market-based issues and regulatory structures that will influence the number of buildings receiving green building certifications?
  • What will be the likely split between commercial and residential green building certification in markets around the world?
  • To what extent will the focus on green building certification around the world shift from new construction to existing buildings?
  • How quickly is green building growing in different regions?
  • How many square feet of green certified space will likely be built in regions worldwide between now and 2020?Will LEED and BREEAM continue to be the main certification programs worldwide, or are other programs likely to take significant market share in the next 10 years?
  • What are the main drivers behind demand for green building certifications?
  • How has the recession impacted the green building market since 2008?
  • Are governments around the world playing a direct role in promoting green building certification programs?
  • How are major developers and real estate service providers reacting to demand for green building certification

Who needs this report?

  • Global Real Estate Companies
  • Global Architecture/Engineering/Construction Firms
  • Building Equipment Manufacturers and Vendors
  • Multinational Corporations
  • Investor Community
  • Construction Industry Advocacy Groups
  • International Property Portfolio Managers
  • Government Environmental Agencies
  • Regulators and Lawmakers

Source: http://www.reportlinker.com/

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