Solar Landscape is the leading commercial and community solar developer in the United States. We partner with the world’s largest real estate companies to develop, install, own and operate rooftop community solar projects on commercial and industrial rooftops. Our projects create revenue-generating opportunities for property owners and enable them to achieve sustainability objectives, while also providing solar benefits and discounted electricity to low-income community members.
A closer look
I’d venture to say that green design is still underappreciated as a practice and as an industry within the broader commercial real estate sector. I’ll even take some ownership of that, as someone who is meant to highlight where the market is and where it’s going in the great state of New Jersey, including the increasingly important topic of sustainability. That’s our focus in this month’s cover story, where we explore some of the more cutting-edge, eco-conscious features that multifamily builders are weaving into their projects. That includes everything from rainwater recycling to on-site composting systems that produce fertilizer for landscaping, as we find in a new luxury rental property in Jersey City. Halpern Real Estate Ventures, the developer of what’s known as Birch House, says those choices stem from the firm’s own corporate philosophy and a desire to meet the market where it’s going, even if those features are not quite widespread in New Jersey (not yet, anyway).
Solar Landscape
Founded in 2012, Asbury Park-based Solar Landscape is New Jersey’s #1 provider of rooftop community solar and commercial solar solutions. We’ve installed solar on over 200 commercial flat rooftops and have worked across 30 million square feet of industrial community solar projects, with the top safety record in the state.