The amount of energy used per unit of an appropriate denominator (e.g. floor area, persons).

The average number of persons used as a denominator of a building energy intensity indicator. For example: visits to shopping centres, workstations in offices, workers in industria ...

Categorisation based on the function or form of a building for example: offices, shopping centres, retail warehouses, industrial, multi-family housing, hotels.

Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning

Legally binding reporting requirements for listed or non-listed companies. In the EU, these requirements include the European Accounts Modernisation Directive, which is interpreted ...

Codes for defining floor areas vary by location, building type and landlord-tenant arrangement, for example: common parts area, lettable/leasable area, internal area, usable area, ...

Areas which are shared with other occupants in multi-let buildings, including entrance areas, corridors, lifts, staircases, waste storage stores, communal kitchen or breakout facil ...

An investment in a real estate asset structured so as to create a strong correlation between returns to the asset owner and the underlying operational performance of the operator o ...

Also known as return of capital, it is the amount of capital returned to investors in accordance with the vehicle documentation. Along with capital distribution, there are other t ...

The amount of operating cash flow or gains that are distributed to the investors in accordance with the vehicle documentation. Along with income distribution, there are other typ ...