Case Studies

MG Properties Group

Omni New York, LLC

Ocean Bay Apartments

Ocean Bay Apartments—a 24-building, 1,395-unit complex located in Far Rockaway, New York—was severely damaged by Hurricane Sandy in 2012 and began redevelopment in 2017.

The Caesura

The Caesura was built with the environment and long-term sustainability in mind, incorporating energy-efficient elements throughout the design.

Pinewood Hall

Pinewood Hall is a 5-story, 171-unit affordable housing community located in Roselle, New Jersey.

3801 Connecticut Avenue

Bozzuto and Washington Real Estate Investment Trust (WashREIT) saw this as an opportunity to learn more about the cause of the upward trend in costs, and figure out how to manage them.

Creston Avenue Residence

Bright Power worked with the team to integrate the solar PV system into the building design.

The Grinnell

The Grinnell’s cooperative board wanted to offset their building’s electricity usage with solar photovoltaic (PV), but until recently, there was no way for each individual shareholder to reap individual financial benefits.

Park Terrace Gardens

Located in Upper Manhattan, Park Terrace Gardens board members knew they had to address the property’s energy inefficiencies.

Kensington Apartments

Kensington is a 17-building, 800-unit complex of multifamily housing. Bright Power analyzed utility usage at the Kensington property using EnergyScoreCards.

200 East End Avenue

The board at 200 East End Avenue wanted to lower operating costs and improve tenant comfort by targeting areas of energy and water waste.

1500 Locust

Retrofit Underway: Located in the heart of Philadelphia, 1500 Locust needed a plan to reduce high operating costs resulting from the use of district steam.