Renovation Passport Guidance for Property Owners and Occupiers
How to enhance the performance
of your commercial building
Renovation Passports are intended to be living documents, evolving alongside buildings, investment cycles, lease/maintenance cycles and regulatory requirements, supporting decision‑making over several years.
A Renovation ‘Roadmap’, as captured in a Renovation Passport, can provide building owners/ occupiers and finance agencies clarity on proposed renovation measures, while also motivating action to implement renovation steps. By assessing buildings holistically, a Renovation Passport can ensure the most effective path to achieving Net Zero targets, supporting logical sequenced upgrades, avoiding lock-in / re-doing works.
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