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Cleaner Streets, Happier Hearts: Why a Litter-Free Landscape Benefits Everyone Beyond the obvious aesthetics, cleaner streets hold a wealth of benefits that impact our health, economy, and environment. For Residents: Healthier Communities: Litter harbors germs and attracts pests, posing health risks, especially for young children and vulnerable populations. Cleaner streets translate to reduced respiratory problems, fewer insect-borne illnesses, and a safer environment for everyone. Enhanced Quality of Life: Clean streets foster a sense of community pride, encouraging residents to spend more time outdoors and engage with their surroundings. Boosted Property Values: Studies show a direct correlation between clean streets and increased property values. Cleaner neighborhoods attract residents and businesses, leading to a more vibrant and desirable community. For City Leaders: Reduced Costs: Cleaning up litter is expensive, diverting resources from vital services like education and infrastructure. Effective waste management and proactive cleaning save taxpayer dollars and free up funds for community betterment. Stronger Reputation: A clean city attracts tourists and businesses, boosting the local economy. Sustainable Future: Recycling programs divert waste from landfills, conserving resources and reducing environmental impact. Investing in convenient recycling infrastructure encourages residents to participate, creating a more sustainable city. The Power of Recycling: Recycling bins aren't just convenient receptacles; they're symbols of environmental responsibility. By providing easily accessible recycling options, cities encourage residents to make sustainable choices, reducing waste, conserving resources, and minimizing landfill overflow. This not only benefits the environment but also creates a circular economy where recycled materials are transformed into new products, stimulating local industries and jobs. Investing in Cleanliness: A Shared Responsibility Clean streets are not a luxury; they're a necessity. By recognizing the multifaceted benefits for residents and city leaders alike, we can build a collaborative effort towards a litter-free landscape. This means individual responsibility like properly disposing of waste and actively participating in recycling programs. It also requires city leaders to invest in efficient waste management systems, provide accessible recycling infrastructure, and implement effective cleaning strategies. Ultimately, cleaner streets are a reflection of our collective commitment to creating a healthy, vibrant, and sustainable future for all. Reach out for a brochure on COA’s cost-free, maintenance-free recycling options. #recycling #recyclingsolutions #recyclingmatters #recycleresponsibly #recycled #citymanager #cityplanning #municipalities #wasterecycling #waste #publicspaces #publicspace #plasticpollution #sustainablefuture #trash #sustainabilitymatters #publicworks #sustainablecities

As we celebrate Earth Day at Regent, we find it more important than ever to shine a light on initiatives we've introduced to further enhance the environmental friendliness of our properties. 

 ➡ E-Waste Disposal

 Our properties in Austin (TX), Dallas (TX), San Diego (CA), and Carlsbad (CA) regularly organize E-waste recycling events. We make things simple by providing opportunities for tenants to ethically dispose of their old electronics and gadgets. By participating, it’s easier than ever for members of these communities to actively contribute to reducing electronic waste and fostering environmental responsibility.

 ➡ Document Shredding
 Trammell Crow Center in Dallas, TX conducts frequent shredding services powered by Balcones. As a result of shredding paper, tenants can experience peace of mind, protect sensitive information, and help cut down on the amount of paper being thrown into landfills by up to 60%.
 ➡ Eyeglasses Donation Drive
 Last month, Trammell Crow Center, our corporate offices in Los Angeles and Dallas, and all Regent Property Management offices participated in a unique recycling program to help those in need to collect used eyeglasses, sunglasses, and unused contact lenses. This ethical approach to spring cleaning aimed to make a difference by providing resources that could help children with reading, adults with career success, and seniors with independence.
 ➡ Organic Waste Programs

 In San Diego, CA, at 1 Columbia Place, 2 Columbia Place, and 701B, we are proud to introduce a comprehensive organic waste recycling program across our buildings. This initiative aligns with California State Senate Bill 1383 (SB 1383), aimed at reducing organic waste in landfills, to make the city a more sustainable and thriving place for everyone. We are delighted to champion an essential cause and a significant milestone in San Diego's waste management history.
 ➡ Earth Hour

 March 23rd marked an exciting day in the Dallas Arts District at Trammell Crow Center as the property rallied tenants to partake in Earth Hour. Demonstrating our dedication to reducing our environmental impact and advocating for eco-conscious habits, TCC dimmed non-essential lights and minimized appliance usage for one hour. #RegentProperties #RegentPM #EarthDay #SustainablePractices

Doors and windows are needlessly being dumped into landfill but could easily be reused, the boss of an upcycling company has said. Green Doors CEO Joseph Holman founded his company with a set of french doors he found in a skip back in 2014. This #EarthDay, taking place on Monday April 22nd, Holman is urging the #constructionindustry to stop accepting that all waste is destined for #landfill and to reuse resources. “There’s money to be made from reselling. Many #builders and other trades people are missing a trick by throwing all waste into skips while there’s a growing #upcycling market. “If they take more care when removing old #doors and windows they could end up making hundreds of pounds on top of their work at the site. “It’s possible to do things that benefit both the wallet and the planet.” Holman said the habits of the industry have to change. With the theme of this year’s Earth Day being ‘#PlanetVsPlastics’, Holman said the material used to make many doors and windows should be put under the spotlight. “The production of #uPVC is a very toxic industrial process, therefore it is essential that they have an extended lifespan. “A uPVC door will never biodegrade, once it’s in landfill that’s where it will stay. Let’s slam the door on this wasteful practice. “More than 10 billion #doors are produced every year across the world with some not even making it out of the factory due to manufacturing errors. But most windows and doors can enjoy at least a second life.” Holman said he wants #doormanufacturers to stop using landfill and instead embrace the upcycling market. “Some companies deliberately destroy doors rather than allowing us to rescue them,” he added. Last year, Green Doors rescued over 3,000 items destined for landfill and currently has thousands of #doorsandwindows for sale in its 50,000 square foot warehouse. https://lnkd.in/e9w6aur9

Adaptive reuse isn't exclusively for heritage buildings alone, new modern buildings with significant values can be adapted into new use too, ensuring continuity; an important principle in fostering sustainable development in a settlement.

I want to take a moment to celebrate Halpern Real Estate Ventures and J&L Companies - true pioneers in sustainable living! 🌱 Their commitment to green innovation isn’t just about ticking boxes. Birch House’s composting system with an on-site anaerobic digester? Incredible. And at Fifty-Five Union, they’ve installed a state-of-the-art stormwater recycling system that’s as efficient as it is environmentally impactful. What makes this so special for me is that this transformation is happening right here in New Jersey. These companies are proving that real estate development can be both cutting-edge and responsible. Sustainability, community health, and business sense can all thrive together, and work like this is a true testament. Every decision they’ve made, from composting bins for residents to hybrid heat pumps and living green walls, shows us what’s possible when companies truly prioritize the environment. This is the future of urban development - driven by passion, innovation, and a commitment to doing what’s right. We need more builders like them. Read more about their inspiring work here: https://lnkd.in/erbi8rpz #Sustainability #GreenBuilding #ClimateAction #EcoFriendlyLiving #EnvironmentalLeadership #UrbanDevelopment #InnovativeDesign

I didn't expect a tour of Wootten's workshop would turn into a Tuesday Trash Talk post. But 10 minutes in, bootmaker Jess said "we only produce one bin of waste a fortnight!”. Some households probably produce more. In the circular economy (CE) world, Wootten would be seen as a CE superstar, ranking pretty high on the ladder of circularity. And it's apparently small businesses like Wootten who are going to drive a lot of Australia's CE transition. “Australia is a country of SMEs,” Samantha Read from Chemistry Australia said at last year's Circularity conference. Planet Ark's Ryan Collins said that although there's no easy starting point resource for SMEs (yet), he reckons the first step all businesses need to do is get to know CE, through resources like: • ACE Hub’s knowledge hub  • Planet Ark's Business Recycling Toolkit  • The ASPIRE marketplace  • Hepburn Shire Council's Circular Hepburn - Business Toolkit  • Plant Chicago's food-focused Toolkit for Small Business   • PACE's Circular Metrics for Business  • And the CE adoption in SMEs article, ‘going beyond waste reduction ’ The links to these resources are in the post, plus some fun info and pics of Wootten. #circulareconomy #reuse #sustainability #smallbusinesses #SMEs

🚛💚 Composting in NYC might seem tricky, but it’s a game-changer for property owners! From tackling space constraints to keeping pests at bay, urban composting comes with its challenges—but the benefits are worth it. 🌱 Save on waste disposal costs, stay compliant with NYC’s DSNY regulations, and attract eco-conscious tenants by implementing effective composting strategies. Plus, we’ve got tips to simplify tenant participation and foster a greener community. Ready to turn urban composting obstacles into opportunities? Dive into our latest blog for actionable solutions and start making sustainability work for your property today! 🌍✨

Cleaner Streets, Happier Hearts: Why a Litter-Free Landscape Benefits Everyone Beyond the obvious aesthetics, cleaner streets hold a wealth of benefits that impact our health, economy, and environment. For Residents: Healthier Communities: Litter harbors germs and attracts pests, posing health risks, especially for young children and vulnerable populations. Cleaner streets translate to a safer environment for everyone. Enhanced Quality of Life: Clean streets foster a sense of community pride, encouraging residents to spend more time outdoors and engage with their surroundings. Boosted Property Values: Studies show a direct correlation between clean streets and increased property values. Cleaner neighborhoods attract residents and businesses, leading to a more vibrant and desirable community. For City Leaders: Reduced Costs: Cleaning up litter is expensive, diverting resources from vital services like education and infrastructure. COA's Public Space Recycling Partnership saves taxpayer dollars and frees up funds for community betterment. Sustainable Future: Providing convenient recycling infrastructure encourages residents to participate, creating a more sustainable city. The Power of Recycling: Recycling bins aren't just convenient receptacles; they're symbols of environmental responsibility. By providing easily accessible recycling options, cities encourage residents to keep streets cleaner and minimize landfill overflow. Investing in Cleanliness: A Shared Responsibility Clean streets are not a luxury; they're a necessity. By recognizing the multifaceted benefits for residents and city leaders alike, we can build a collaborative effort towards a litter-free landscape. This means individual responsibility like properly disposing of waste and actively participating in recycling programs. Ultimately, cleaner streets are a reflection of our collective commitment to creating a healthy, vibrant, and sustainable future for all. Let's embrace the responsibility, invest in solutions, and work together to ensure our streets shine not just with sunlight, but with the pride of a community that cares. Reach out for a brochure on COA’s cost-free, maintenance-free recycling options. #MetropolitanMayorsCaucus #plasticrecycling #municipality #townplanning #townplanner #publicworks  #townhall  #towns  #ourplanet   #sustainabilitygoals  #sustainablefuture #usmayors, #recyclingsolutions #recyclingmatters #greenearth #landfill #landfillgas #landfills #mayors #mayor #citymanager  #recycleresponsibly #recycling #recycled #citymanager #cityplanning #municipal #municipalities #wasterecycling #waste #publicspaces #publicspace #savetheplanet #plasticpollution #plasticrecycling #municipality #townplanning #townplanner #publicworks #governmentagencies #townhall #towns #ourplanet #partnerships #publicprivatepartnerships #oceanplastic #publicprivatepartnership #sustainablecities #sustainability #sustainable #sustainableliving

Did you know your apartment building could be saving water? Apartment buildings are notorious water guzzlers. But there's a simple solution to reduce waste and save money: greywater recycling. Greywater is the wastewater from sinks, showers, and washing machines. With a little treatment, it can be reused for: Flushing toilets: Conserves potable water for drinking and cooking. Watering plants: Provides a natural source of nutrients for your garden. Cleaning outdoor areas: Keeps your building's exterior sparkling clean. Installing a greywater system can dramatically decrease an apartment building's water footprint and contribute to a more sustainable future. What are your thoughts on greywater recycling? Share your ideas in the comments!