Commercial Highlights:

 Sixteen percent of respondents reported that their Commercial lnformationExchange (CIE) had green data fields, and the ClEgreen data fields were used topromote energy information and green features.

A majority of agents and brokers (71 percent) said that energy efficiencypromotion in listings was very or somewhat valuable.

Twenty-eight percent of buildings with green certifications, such as LEED, GreenGlobes, or the Living Building Challenge, spent neither more nor less time onthe market.

Thirty-six percent of brokerage firms had experience working with commercialbuilding repurposing,such as converting empty malls into technical schools.Sixty-one percent of respondents were extremely comfortable or comfortableanswering clients' questions about building performance.

The building features that REALTORS R believed were most important to clientsincluded utility and operations costs, indoor air quality, efficient use of lighting,and energy-efficient windows/doors.

Thirty percent of respondents said that in the past 12 months, they had beendirectly involved with a property with green features, either on the buyer orseller side.