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Origin Stories: Bright Power’s Andrea Mancino On Learning From The Low Points

This series delves into the myriad ways people enter the commercial real estate industry and what contributes to their success. Andrea Mancino started at Bright Power, an energy and water management […]
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Catholic Charities starts work on new Queens development

The non-profit Catholic Charities has begun work on turning a former Astoria parking lot into an affordable housing development. The new $62 million Bishop Valero Residence will provide 102 units […]
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September Market Conditions: Winter Weather & Virus Expected to Impact Energy Prices

What to Know, Now Market Overview: Natural gas prices have begun to increase. This upward price trend is resulting from: the spring’s lower prices caused by the mild winter  the […]
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If you’ve been laid off, now is the time to pivot your skills into a new career

Finding the green For Enrique Herrera, a 23-year-old resident of the Upper East Side, the pandemic pulled his job as a carpenter’s apprentice out from under him. The key to […]
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Bright Employee: Stuart Faith, Energy Analyst

We’re proud of the intelligent, passionate, and hardworking people that make up the Bright Power team. Each month, you’ll get a chance to meet one of them, understand how they […]
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Why This Multifamily Building Pursued Passive House Certification

A new housing project in New York City is not only affordable to rent—it also saves residents money on energy bills. Passive House-certified affordable housing development Park Avenue Green is […]
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Why Sustainability Is Pivotal to Affordable Housing

Bright Power’s Avery Gray discusses how sustainable design grants access to more affordable, comfortable and healthier housing options. The coronavirus outbreak has put the U.S. housing crisis in the spotlight […]
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MLK Plaza is a WAN Awards 2020 Finalist

MAGNUSSON ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING PC FOR RADSON DEVELOPMENT Charged with producing a statement building and bringing market-rate style to affordable housing, the design for this 175,025 sf building focuses on […]
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NYC Building Energy Grades to be Posted by October 31

Local Law 33 is already an active New York City ordinance that requires buildings above 25,000 square feet to post an energy efficiency grade at each public entrance beginning in […]
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