The label requirement for non-residential buildings is no longer a paper obligation, but a reality.
Starting in 2030, every non-residential building must achieve at least an energy label E. Those who fail to meet that bar risk depreciation and more difficult financing in addition to a penalty.
Energy labels help determine market value today
Whereas the energy label used to be a formality when selling, today it weighs into every valuation, financing and negotiation.
Banks and investors are looking more and more closely at the energy performance of real estate. A building with label E or worse (or worse, label X, aka unknown) is quickly seen as high-risk property.
That means: higher interest rates, stricter terms and, in some cases, even rejection of financing. A bad label costs you more than energy: it affects the financial strength of your portfolio.
LAMMP helps you become structurally sustainable
Bij LAMMP helpen we investeerders en ontwikkelaars om hun portefeuille structureel klaar te maken voor de labelplicht. Niet met losse renovaties of snelle ingrepen, maar met een strategisch plan dat duurzaamheid koppelt aan financiële optimalisatie.
We chart all the parameters:
✓ current labels and performance
✓ priority buildings for improvement
✓ cost-benefit analysis of interventions
✓ planning toward label E by 2030
✓ impact on value and return
Thanks to our forward valuation, you also know what your building will be worth to a bank or investor tomorrow. With insight, planning and vision, you turn mandatory sustainability into a financial advantage.
Need help putting your real estate back on the map? Contact us.