If you are trying to understand the California WAIRE Program , start here: Rule 2305 , the Warehouse Actions and Investments to Reduce Emissions (WAIRE) Program, is a South Coast AQMD rule for warehouses that reduces emissions tied to goods movement. It applies to warehouses with 100,000 square feet or more of indoor floor space in a single building, and it requires warehouse operators to earn WAIRE Points each year through approved actions, an approved Custom WAIRE Plan, a m

Multifamily investors in New York City aren’t just buying apartments. They’re buying long-term capital obligations, regulatory complexity, and operating cost exposure, especially in a market where energy performance and building efficiency are becoming inseparable from asset value. That’s where an Integrated Physical Needs Assessment (IPNA)  comes in. An IPNA is no longer just a building condition report. In 2026, it’s the primary tool HUD, FHA lenders, and institutional mult

In this blog, we’ll explore what a Phase 1 ESA entails, why it’s essential, and how KOW’s certified experts can help.

Introduction A construction feasibility study—often referred to as a Plan and Cost Review —is a vital tool for lenders and developers. It evaluates project plans, budgets, and schedules to determine whether a project is viable and financially sound. In this blog, we’ll explore the essential components of a feasibility study and how it helps safeguard investments. What Is a Construction Feasibility Study? A construction feasibility study assesses whether a project’s plans, bud

Boiler commissioning is the comprehensive testing and verification process that ensures a boiler system operates efficiently...

Local Law 97 applies to large buildings—typically those exceeding 25,000 square feet...

This blog will break down what Local Law 87 and Local Law 97 require, and how KOW can help property owners navigate these regulations throug