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Building Momentum2018 BOMA BEST National Green Building Report

KEY FINDINGS

> Toronto-Dominion Centre, Toronto, Cadillac Fairview BOMA BEST Platinum (2017 BOMA International TOBY Award Winner – over 1 million sq. ft.)

Best Year Ever!With 1,749 certifications achieved, an increase of 108% from the previous year, 2016 was an exceptional year for BOMA BEST.

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Where and how many?

Certifications increased across most provinces. Ontario led with 40% of total certifications. Alberta was second with 27% certifications, followed by Quebec (14%) and British Columbia (13%).

Two thirds of buildings achieved Bronze or higher

Most Gold certifications were awarded to Office buildings (67%), as were most Platinum certifications (88%). Half of all Certified level buildings are Light Industrial (49%).

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> 980 Howe, Vancouver, Manulife Real Estate BOMA BEST Platinum

Figure A Cumulative Number of BOMA BEST Certifications (All levels of certifications)

Figure B Number of 2016 BOMA BEST Certifications by Region Figure C Number of BOMA BEST Certifications, by Asset Class and Level Achieved

Building on Success Each year BOMA BEST takes stock to see where we are in comparison to the industry as a whole. This year was no exception. The infographics below show some of the successes of BOMA BEST Platinum, Gold and Silver buildings.

Based on performance in 2018 BOMA BEST National Green Building Report and assumes a weighted average electricity and heating fuel cost of $0.08 per ekWh for a 250,000 square foot building.

Highest Average Overall Score since 2010

In 2016, the average BOMA BEST Overall Score achieved by all Silver+ buildings was 78.9%, the highest average since 2010 – a fantastic culmination of BOMA BEST v2 achievement!

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Figure E Average BOMA BEST Overall Score (%) from 2010 to 2016

Figure F Average BOMA BEST Score (%) for Each Category by Region – All Asset Classes The highest scores of Silver+ buildings are achieved in the Environmental Management Systems category while buildings obtained their lowest scores in the Energy and Water categories.

BUILDINGSCERTIFIED IN 2016

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Platinum Certified Offices

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~ EQUIVALENT TO TAKING14,800 CARS OFF THE ROAD

THOUSANDTONNES OF GHG

Silver Certified Offices

DIVERT OF THEIRWASTE FROM LANDFILLS

6.5 MILLIONWATER BOTTLES

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Gold Certified Offices

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$100,000 / YR IN ENERGY COSTS

~ EQUIVALENT TO SAVING137,000 BARRELS OF OIL

THOUSANDTONNES OF GHG59

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Waste diversion rates are improving in Office buildings

The average waste diversion rate for Silver+ Office buildings is 63% though almost half of BOMA BEST office buildings in Ontario reported waste diversion rates between 60% and 90%.

Improved energy performance over time in

Office buildings

Silver+ Office buildings reported the most efficient EUI to date, matching performance in 2013. Since 2008, the energy consumption associated with Office Buildings has shown a downward trend, achieving an extraordinary 5.7ekWh/ft2 or 17% reduction in energy over 8 years.

Water consumption in Office buildings

consistent since 2012

On average, BOMA BEST Silver+ Office Buildings perform 30% better than the Canadian average.

> Head Office La Capitale Financial Group Inc., Quebec City, BOMA BEST Platinum

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Figure G Average Energy Use Intensity by Year Certified – Office

Figure I Waste Diversion Rates by Number of Buildings per Region – Office

Figure H Average Water Use Intensity by Year Certified – Office

Platinum buildings were more likely to have implemented the following strategies compared to Silver buildings:• Use of daylight sensors• High-efficiency hot water equipment• Low-flow water fixtures • Composting• Measures to reduce the heat island effect

Strategies for improving your building over timeDepending on where a building is on its sustainability journey, different systems and programs will be implemented in the building. The figures below show what percentage of Silver, Gold and Platinum level buildings answered “Yes” to a given question thereby identifying areas where high-performing buildings (Platinum) differentiate themselves from their peers (Silver and Gold).

Figure J Percentage of Questions Completed in the Energy, Water and Waste & Site categories, by Level Certified

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BOMA BEST

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With Thanks to our Generous Sponsors:This report was prepared with

assistance from WSP Canada Inc.

BOMA Network in Canada

BOMA British Columbia (includes Yukon Territory): www.boma.bc.ca

BOMA Calgary (includes Southern Alberta from Red Deer to the Montana Border): www.boma.ca

BOMA Edmonton (includes the area north of Red Deer and the Northwest Territories): www.bomaedmonton.org

BOMA Regina (includes all of Saskatchewan): www.bomaregina.ca

BOMA Manitoba (includes Nunavut): www.bomamanitoba.ca

BOMA Toronto (includes all of Ontario except for the Kingston and Ottawa regions): www.bomatoronto.org

BOMA Ottawa (includes the regions of Ottawa, Gatineau, and Kingston): www.bomaottawa.org

BOMA Quebec (includes all of Quebec except for the Gatineau region): www.boma-quebec.org

BOMA New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island: www.bomanbpei.com

BOMA Nova Scotia: www.bomanovascotia.com

BOMA Newfoundland and Labrador: www.bomanl.com

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