June 18 Luncheon Meeting
Going Green means new
mandatory energy disclosure
On the near horizon are mandatory energy disclosure and audits. With recent laws such as AB 1103, owners are now faced with legislative mandates to disclose their energy usage and, the idea of mandated energy audits have been implemented in other major metropolitan markets and being considered locally. As the co-chair of the San Francisco Mayor's Task Force for Commercial Buildings, your colleague Steven Ring will be sharing insight on the proposed legislation that will affect all commercial properties in San Francisco and elsewhere.
Whether you manage an office building or a multi-family complex, a strip mall or a warehouse, you owe it to yourself and your owners to be on top of this subject.
 Ring is uniquely qualified to address the subject of sustainability. As Director of Client Solutions at Cushman & Wakefield in downtown San Francisco, he is currently overseeing the LEED certification of over 6,000,000 square feet in the San Francisco region. He helped obtain LEED-EB Gold certification for the Transamerica Pyramid, and 525 Market Street, San Francisco, currently the largest LEED-EB Gold high-rise office building on the West Coast. During the past 25 years, he has managed various types of real estate from small multi-family communities to large office buildings and regional retail centers. Currently, his focus is on the management of large office buildings. He is Co-chair of the National Cushman & Wakefield Energy & Sustainability Task Force and the Mayor's Task Force on Existing Commercial Building Efficiencies. On June 24, Steve will instruct IREM's new one-day course on Sustainable Real Estate Management in San Francisco.
Friday, June 18, 2010
11:30 Trade Fair Luncheon Registration
12:00 noon Luncheon Meeting
1:30 p.m. Meeting Adjourned
NOTE LOCATION
201 California St. San Francisco
BART: Embarcadero
Parking: 201 California Street |
IREM's new one-day course in Sustainable Real Estate Management covers all of the bases, and issues credit for NAR's GREEN designation, USCBC credit toward the LEED-AP designation and six hours of CA DRE Continuing Education Credit.
The price of $149 includes lunch and the new publication: Practical Guide to Green Real Estate Managment.
What you will learn:
· Sustainability and Real Estate Management: Owner's goals and expectations, tenant and resident demand, government regulations and incentives, certifications and standards.
· Sustainable Property Operations: Management plans, maintenance, green cleaning, tenant and resident relations and education, tenant improvements and renovations, transportation.
· Increasing Energy and Water Efficiency:The manager's role in resource efficiency, benchmarking, resource use and supply, operations and maintenance, equipment and technology, measuring results.
· Improving Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ):IEQ factors, proactive indoor air quality testing, tenant and resident surveys, sustainable materials, operations and maintenance.
· Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle:Waste audits, recycling programs and markets, composting, tenant and resident education, financial and environmental benefits.
· The Sustainable Real Estate Management Company: The sustainable office environment, vendors, certifications and accreditations, networking and marketing. Additional Topics :
The LEED Process Energy Audits PACE Financing
AB 1103 - Required ENERGYSTAR disclosure
California Energy Deregulation Green Leasing
 Don't miss this chance to view San Francisco from the top of the Transamerica Pyramid-a LEED-EB Gold Building. Class is limited to 30 students!
Steven Ring, CPM, LEED-AP is Director of Client Solutions at Cushman & Wakefield in downtown San Francisco, he is currently overseeing the LEED certification of over 6,000,000 square feet in the San Francisco region. He helped obtain LEED-EB Gold certification for the Transamerica Pyramid, and 525 Market Street, San Francisco, currently the largest LEED-EB Gold high-rise office building on the West Coast. During the past 25 years, he has managed various types of real estate from small multi-family communities to large office buildings and regional retail centers. Currently, his focus is on the management of large office buildings. He is Co-chair of the National Cushman & Wakefield Energy & Sustainability Task Force and the Mayor's Task Force on Existing Commercial Building Efficiencies.
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Save The Date!
Young IREM Professionals (YIP)
Mixer Aug. 31
RES 201for Resident Managers
Asset Analysis
Aug. 30-Sept. 3
Donatello Hotel
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Win A $200
AmEX Gift Card! Chat with our Friends of IREM before Friday's lunch and you could win one of a dozen prizes, including $200 in AmEx Gift Cards. |
Special Ethics Class Friday in SF
A special offering of IREM's Ethics Class will be held Friday at 101 California Street in San Francisco. The class will break at noon so that students can attand the chapter luncheon meeting. For more details, and to register, click here. |
 Sign up today to play in IREM's 12th Annaul Golf Tournament. September 27 at Crow Canyon Country Club. S |
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Fair Housing Seminar now offered to firms
IREM SF is now making available a new DVD-based seminar specially designed for residential real estate managers.
"Fair Housing and Beyond" is the result of an exciting collaboration between the Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM) and the National Apartment Association Education Institute (NAAEI).
The course carries four hours of CA DRE credit for Ethics.
The course is very reasonably priced and will be available to member companies who can generate at least 10 students. For more information, contact Terry Shores at info@iremsf.org. |
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Welcome New Friends of IREM
 Robert Crider 408-227-2400  Tracy Kelley 415-705-7163 |
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