Car sharing started in Europe in the late 1990’s, but the United States now produces half of the customers for this novel, Greenhouse gas-reducing transportation model. How soon before your tenants will expect a shared-car service amenity?
Car sharing started in Europe in the late 1990’s, but the United States now produces half of the customers for this novel, Greenhouse gas-reducing transportation model. How soon before your tenants will expect a shared-car service amenity?
As of August 21, 2010, we have overshot nature’s budget for the year, meaning we have consumed more than the earth can produce, its ‘biocapacity’ and we are now ’spending’ our future reserves. By actively advocating the borrowing, re-using, sharing and swapping, green property management professionals help to ensure their communities stay vibrant and assist green renters in their efforts to draw down consumption.
In the final installment of our interview, veteran asset manager Will Clark considers on-site energy production, green certifications and other operations and sustainability measures that affect the multifamily housing sector.
With the announcement that Zipcar is going public, car sharing takes another step closer to becoming a feasible transportation alternative for more Americans. As multifamily currently houses about a third of the U.S. population, green property managers need to be prepared to offer opportunities for residents to participate in this new type of transportation.

