DGNB criteria "Commercial viability"

Objective

Our objective is to create buildings with maximum user acceptance and long-term market potential.

Benefits

Unused buildings constitute a misallocation of financial resources. A building that stands empty (in the medium or long term) is not sustainable. In order to achieve good commercial viability, a property must maintain or even increase its value, making it substantially easier to position it on the market.

Indicators for evaluation

1. Entrance situation, routing and signposting

2. Parking space situation

3. Market characteristics

4. Degree of utilisation / units let at the time of completion

Schemes

Contribution to high-priority sustainability goals

Source of the „Sustainable Development Goals"-icons: www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/news/communications-material/

The other criteria of the topic "Economic quality":

• ECO1.1 – Life cycle cost
• ECO2.1 – Flexibility and adaptability

 

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