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2026-06-18T07:01:01

(BPT) – Key Takeaways

• A 529 college savings plan can be a great gift for all occasions.
• A college savings account plan can help defray the cost of higher education.
• Gifting a child in your life a college savings account teaches them financial responsibility, is simple to give, can be used for various education expenses and appreciates over time.

Deciding what gift to give a child for graduations, birthdays, holidays and other gift-giving occasions can be challenging. Traditional gifts like computers, phones, gift cards and clothing may be appreciated in the moment, but they don’t have the potential to appreciate in value over time.

This year, instead of giving a traditional gift, consider starting or contributing to a student’s 529 college savings plan account to help save for future education.

The higher cost of education

The cost of college has risen substantially over the past 20 years.

According to the College Board Trends in College Pricing, the cost of a four-year undergraduate education — which includes tuition, room and board — increased by 68% at private colleges and universities between 1994 and 2024. For public colleges and universities, the cost increased by 78% during the same period.¹

Given the rise in college costs, it’s no surprise that helping a student save for college has become more popular. In fact, 79% of parents would welcome a contribution to their child’s college savings account in lieu of traditional gifts, according to Fidelity’s 2025 College Gifting Study.

Beyond the monetary value, there are other benefits of gifting to a college savings plan account. Below are just a few of the many reasons why a 529 plan may be one of the best gifts you can give a child of any age in 2026.

1. A 529 plan teaches financial values

Opening or contributing money to a college savings account can be a great opportunity to teach a child or teen financial literacy.

Start by showing them the account and discussing how much you and other family members can contribute toward their college costs. For those with older children who are working part-time, encourage them to contribute part of their paycheck to their college savings account, so they can feel ownership over their plan.

2. A 529 plan is easy to give

In many cases, setting up a 529 savings plan account is simple and can be done online. For example, when you visit the Fidelity website, you can choose a plan, select the investments and set up automatic fund payments.

On your plan page, you can make it easy for other family members to contribute, too. Grandparents are especially keen to contribute to their grandchildren’s education.

According to Fidelity’s study, 35% of grandparents have contributed to a savings account for a child’s education instead of a traditional gift. However, for those who haven’t contributed, many said they want to but don’t know how.

If you have a 529 plan account managed by Fidelity, you can make it simple for anyone who wants to contribute to your student’s savings plan to do so year-round.

Log in to your account and visit your gifting dashboard, or set one up here. Once you’re done, you can share a link to your personalized college gifting page. Anyone with the link can click the “Give a gift” button and make a contribution to the savings plan using their checking account.

3. 529 plans are flexible

One of the benefits of a 529 college savings plan is that a student can use it for more than just traditional college tuition. In fact, they can use it not just for college, but to pay for vocational and trade school expenses.

Some 529 qualified education expenses include:

• College tuition and fees
• Room and board
• Books and supplies
• Technology
• Special needs expenses
• K-12 qualified expenses up to $20,000 in 2026

Under certain conditions, you can transfer funds tax- and penalty-free up to a lifetime limit of $35,000 in a 529 to a Roth IRA opened by the 529 beneficiary, which offers some flexibility in the event the student doesn’t use all the funds.²

4. A 529 plan is a gift that means a lot today and more tomorrow

When you give or contribute to a college savings plan, you’re demonstrating your own investment in a child’s educational future.

Starting an account early is recommended, but don’t be deterred if you feel you’re too late. Any earnings grow federal income tax–deferred. Plus, they’ll get tax-free withdrawals for qualified education expenses. It’s a meaningful gift, and even a little today can grow to more tomorrow.

Bonus: Contributing to a 529 savings account can be a gift for you, too! If you want to contribute to a friend or family member’s 529 plan, individual contributions up to $19,000 annually and up to $38,000 per married couple are not subject to the federal gift tax, and some states may even offer tax incentives for contributions by state residents.

To learn more about how to gift to a 529 plan account this year, visit Fidelity.com/529-Plans/College-Gifting.

1. The College Board Trends in College Pricing 2024; Table CP-2 https://research.collegeboard.org/trends/college-pricing

2. Beginning January 2024, the Secure 2.0 Act of 2022 (the “Act”) provides that you may transfer assets from your 529 account to a Roth IRA established for the Designated Beneficiary of a 529 account under the following conditions: (i) the 529 account must be maintained for the Designated Beneficiary for at least 15 years, (ii) the transfer amount must come from contributions made to the 529 account at least five years prior to the 529-to-Roth IRA transfer date, (iii) the Roth IRA must be established in the name of the Designated Beneficiary of the 529 account, (iv) the amount transferred to a Roth IRA is limited to the annual Roth IRA contribution limit, and (v) the aggregate amount transferred from a 529 account to a Roth IRA may not exceed $35,000 per individual. It is your responsibility to maintain adequate records and documentation on your accounts to ensure you comply with the 529-to-Roth IRA transfer requirements set forth in the Internal Revenue Code. The Internal Revenue Service (“IRS”) has not issued guidance on the 529-to-Roth IRA transfer provision in the Act but is anticipated to do so in the future. Based on forthcoming guidance, it may be necessary to change or modify some 529-to-Roth IRA transfer requirements. Please consult a financial or tax professional regarding your specific circumstances before making any investment decision.

529 distributions for qualified education expenses are generally federal income tax free. 529 assets may be used to pay for (i) qualified higher education expenses, (ii) qualified expenses for registered apprenticeship programs, (iii) up to $10,000 per taxable year per beneficiary for tuition expenses ($20,000 for expenses beginning in taxable years after December 31, 2025) in connection with enrollment at a public, private, and religious elementary and secondary educational institution. Although such assets may come from multiple 529 accounts, the $10,000 qualified withdrawal ($20,000 beginning in taxable years after December 31, 2025) limit will be aggregated on a per beneficiary basis. The IRS has not provided guidance to date on the methodology of allocating the $10,000 annual maximum ($20,000 beginning in taxable years after December 31, 2025) among withdrawals from different 529 accounts, (iv) amounts paid as principal or interest on any qualified education loan of a 529 plan designated beneficiary or a sibling of the designated beneficiary. The amount treated as a qualified expense is subject to a lifetime limit of $10,000 per individual. Although the assets may come from multiple 529 accounts, the $10,000 withdrawal limit for qualified educational loans payments will be aggregated on a per individual basis. The IRS has not provided guidance to date on the methodology of allocating the $10,000 annual maximum among withdrawals from different 529 accounts, and (v) tuition, fees, books, supplies, and equipment required for the enrollment or attendance in a recognized postsecondary credential program as defined under Section 529 of the Code and identified by the Secretary of the Treasury as being such a reputable program. Any earnings on distributions not used for qualified higher educational expenses or that exceed distribution limits may be taxed as ordinary income and may be subject to a 10% federal tax penalty. Some states do not conform with federal tax law. Please check with your home state to determine if it recognizes the expanded 529 benefits afforded under federal tax law, including distributions for elementary and secondary education expenses, apprenticeship programs, postsecondary credentialing programs, and student loan repayments. You may want to consult with a tax professional before investing or making distributions.

Fidelity does not provide legal or tax advice. The information herein is general and educational in nature and should not be considered legal or tax advice. Tax laws and regulations are complex and subject to change, which can materially impact investment results. Fidelity cannot guarantee that the information herein is accurate, complete, or timely. Fidelity makes no warranties with regard to such information or results obtained by its use, and disclaims any liability arising out of your use of, or any tax position taken in reliance on, such information. Consult an attorney or tax professional regarding your specific situation.

Views expressed are as of the date indicated and may change based on market and other conditions. Unless otherwise noted, the opinions provided are those of the speaker or author, as applicable, and not necessarily those of Fidelity Investments.

Recently enacted legislation made a number of changes to the rules regarding defined contribution, defined benefit, and/or individual retirement plans and 529 plans. Information herein may refer to or be based on certain rules in effect prior to this legislation and current rules may differ. As always, before making any decisions about your retirement planning or withdrawals, you should consult with your personal tax advisor.

Units of the portfolios are municipal securities and may be subject to market volatility and fluctuation.

Please carefully consider the plan’s investment objectives, risks, charges, and expenses before investing. For this and other information on any 529 college savings plan managed by Fidelity, contact Fidelity for a free Fact Kit, or view one online. Read it carefully before you invest or send money.

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2026-06-16T04:01:00

(BPT) – Key takeaways:

• In today’s economic climate, customers need financing options to help them patronize small businesses.
• Small business owners can offer a variety of financing options to help boost customer loyalty, avoiding costly discounting practices.
• Synchrony helps small businesses offer private label credit cards with promotional financing and installment loans, such as buy now pay later, to help retain customers and compete with larger companies.
• Synchrony partners with over 500,000 business locations nationwide, providing services designed to help small businesses thrive.

When a customer hesitates at the register, there’s a good chance the problem isn’t the product or service. It’s the payment method. In a year when affordability tops the priority list for many consumers, demand hasn’t disappeared; consumers are just waiting for a better path to purchase. Offering flexible financing options can help small businesses capture that demand and win customers that bigger competitors might otherwise scoop up.

For years, it seemed that only the big chains were able to offer financing. Not anymore. Synchrony partners with more than 500,000 merchant locations across the U.S., including independent auto shops, dental practices, furniture stores, powersports dealers, home improvement contractors and more, giving them the digital tools, training and financing infrastructure to help them compete with brands that have entire teams dedicated to those functions.

In the wake of Small Business Month, it’s worth asking: Are you giving every customer the best possible chance to say yes? No matter your line of business, the right financing tools can help protect your margins, reduce cart abandonment and build the kind of loyalty that keeps customers coming back and helps your business grow.

Here’s what you need to know about giving your customers more financing options.

Help drive sales with smart customer financing solutions

Has your small business been resorting to tactics like offering discounts to entice customers? You could be losing out. Not only are you tightening your margins, which hurts your bottom line, but you’re also setting the expectation that if customers wait long enough, you’ll offer another discount.

When you’re ready to launch a customer financing program for your business, Synchrony provides the digital tools, training, marketing support and account management that helps small business owners compete with brands that have dedicated teams for those functions.

Small and medium-sized businesses can use multi-source financing and tools like Synchrony PRISM to offer credit access to customers:

• Multisource financing (MSF) is how Synchrony connects applicants who might otherwise have been declined with expanded financing solutions offered through our secondary financing partners. With a single application, Synchrony is able to reduce friction at the point of sale by facilitating more approvals and driving conversion. And merchants benefit from significantly higher approval rates for their customers, which can drive more sales and customer satisfaction.
• Synchrony PRISM is a credit decisioning platform that goes beyond the traditional credit score. In determining whether to extend credit, many of Synchrony’s competitors only use credit bureau data, while Synchrony PRISM incorporates up to 20,000 data attributes, including cash flow, rent payment history and other behavioral signals, to identify creditworthy customers that a conventional model might miss. By offering a more holistic view of consumers, Synchrony PRISM increases approval rates for a similar level of risk while reducing fraud. For small business partners, that can translate to fewer lost sales and more customers walking out the door satisfied.

To make these financing tools even easier to offer at the point of sale, Synchrony can integrate financing directly into the systems your team already uses every day.

Independent software vendor (ISV) integrations embed Synchrony’s financing options directly into your company’s practice management systems, point-of-sale platforms and field service tools your team uses every day. This makes financing a natural part of the conversation rather than a separate step your staff has to introduce and manage.

2026-06-16T08:01:00

(BPT) – The life sciences are all about delivering real-world solutions to global health challenges. With access to renewable energy and some of the world’s cleanest marine resources, Iceland’s life sciences sector is meeting that challenge and making an outsize impact despite the country’s small population through rapid growth and advancing innovation that improves lives responsibly in fields like biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, digital health, and medtech.

In Iceland, science and nature work hand in hand. Driven by clean energy and renewable resources, strong public trust, and a collaborative R&D ecosystem, Iceland’s life sciences sector has grown by 23% in the last five years. Over 80% of the country’s life sciences companies are clustered around Iceland’s capital city, Reykjavík, with close proximity to world-class universities, labs, and medical facilities. Researchers, entrepreneurs, and global partners work side by side to accelerate ideas and create one of the most sustainable innovation environments in the world.

Here are eight Icelandic companies that are defining the country’s success in the life sciences industry:

1. Alvotech

Alvotech began with just an idea: what if quality biologics could be affordable to anyone, anywhere? The company is answering this question through their development of biosimilars — medicines that work just like the original biologics but cost far less. Alvotech handles end-to-end development from early cell lines to large-scale manufacturing, enabling rapid expansion and commercial partnerships to reach patients in over 90 countries across the U.S., Europe, and Asia. Today, Alvotech’s biosimilars are already reaching patients who might have otherwise gone without them.

2. deCODE Genetics

Amgen deCODE Genetics is utilizing population-scale genetics to turn human diversity into insights that advance disease risk discovery and precision medicine. The company collected DNA data from more than half of Iceland’s population and linked it to centuries of family records and health information. These DNA discoveries are already revealing protective genes against obesity, bipolar disorder, and cancer — insights shaping the medicines of tomorrow.

3. Genís

Every year, millions of people face slow, painful bone healing after joint replacements, fractures, or regenerative surgery. Genis is pioneering new ways to turn chitin, a natural material found in shrimp shells, into biomaterials that support bone healing after surgery. Following over two decades of cutting-edge research and development, Genis transforms marine byproducts into ChitoBiomer™, a proprietary technology designed to improve patient recovery and support natural healing.

4. Kerecis

Kerecis is solving the global health crisis of chronic wounds with a surprising solution — fish skin. Its structure is almost identical to human skin, and, unlike synthetic grafts, it contains natural proteins and omega-3 fatty acids that help the body regenerate tissue. By combining Iceland’s access to some of the world’s cleanest marine resources with medical research, Kerecis transformed what was once fish waste into FDA-cleared products now used in hospitals across the U.S. and beyond. Today, Kerecis products are used in over 1,500 U.S. healthcare facilities and are treating over 65,000 patients worldwide.

5. ORF Genetics

Cultivated meat could reduce animal farming and cut emissions, but not without cutting costs for growth factors, special proteins that tell cells how to grow. ORF Genetics has cracked this code by using bioengineered barley to produce growth factors — making them more affordable and easier to mass produce. Iceland’s clean environment and biotech talent have turned a humble grain into the foundation for a new food future.

6. Nox Medical

Nox Medical is helping modernize the practice of sleep medicine. The company develops advanced home- and hospital-based diagnostic technology, helping clinicians diagnose sleep disorders more efficiently while expanding access to testing for the hundreds of millions of patients who suffer from sleep disorders like sleep apnea that can raise the risk of heart disease, diabetes, and even depression.

7. Prescriby Health

Medications like opioids can save lives, but they can also ruin them. Prescriby Health is a breakthrough solution to this challenge. The company offers a healthcare service enhanced with a digital tool that provides step-by-step tapering plans to help patients to reduce medication usage safely. Instead of being left alone, patients are supported from the first prescription to the last pill so they can reduce dependence on addictive medications.

8. Embla Medical

Named for the first woman on Earth in Nordic mythology, Embla Medical is a leading global provider of innovative mobility solutions, including its flagship Össur prosthetics, which help people live life without limitations. The company designs and manufactures high-performance prosthetics that cater to the needs of both elite athletes and everyday patients. For most of history, losing a limb meant losing the chance to run, jump, or compete at the highest level, but Embla Medical shows how innovation and determination can turn loss into world-changing performance.

Whether it’s developing new, life-changing medical treatments or redefining the future of food, these Icelandic companies are leading the way in the global life sciences sector and demonstrating Iceland’s unique culture of innovation.

Whether you’re an investor seeking growth, a researcher looking for collaboration, or a student ready to make an impact, Iceland offers the perfect environment to connect, learn, and grow. Learn more about Life Sciences in Iceland.

2026-06-15T09:01:00

(BPT) – While fraud is nothing new, today’s scams are constantly evolving. The latest advances in technology, like artificial intelligence (AI), make these schemes even harder to spot. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) tracks the staggering cost of fraud for consumers, such as $15.9 billion in reported losses in 2025 alone. While scams take many forms, most share one trait: imposters. Fraudsters pretend to be a person, company or government agency that they are not. Imposter scams are the top-reported type of fraud in the country.

Today’s scams can be easily AI-enhanced, using tools like generative AI, voice cloning and deepfake technology to create highly convincing, personalized content that can even help imposters build relationships with victims over time. AI fakes are used in many types of scams, from romance and investment scams to fraudsters claiming to be a grandchild or a romantic interest.

To help keep your hard-earned money safe, the United States Postal Inspection Service^® provides tips to help you spot and stop common types of fraud.

‘Get-rich-quick’ cryptocurrency investments

Everyone loves the dream of easy money. Unfortunately, so do fraudsters. Common schemes involve everything from securities and commodities to oil wells and gold coins. Today’s trending scam uses fake investments in cryptocurrency, which even smart investors can fall for. Cryptocurrency investment scammers might post investment sites that look real, but you’ll find you can’t withdraw money you’ve “invested.”

If you receive a phone call or email using high-pressure tactics and promising high profits, those are red flags. Someone may reach out claiming they made a lot of money and want to show you how. But legitimate investments never guarantee results. If it sounds too good to be true, it is.

Protect yourself: Don’t make hasty decisions about money, even if the salesperson calls it a “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity” with a deadline. Do research to independently verify promises of profitability, and never invest solely on what you read in one source of information. Check the reputation of any company with your local consumer affairs office or your state’s Office of the Attorney General.

Scams targeting grandparents

One of the most troubling scams enhanced by AI uses fake photos and voice cloning to make you think a relative, like a grandchild, is really contacting you, making urgent requests for things like bail money, legal fees or hospital bills. To make the story plausible, scammers add details about how or where this “emergency” happened, or tell you that a lawyer, doctor or police officer will “explain everything” if you call them. Once the money is sent, scammers bolt, and the grandparent loses hundreds or thousands of dollars.

Protect yourself: Think before acting. These calls or emails may arrive late at night, when you aren’t thinking clearly. This is on purpose. Contact your relative (or their parent) the way you usually reach them to verify the story. Urgent requests for money are always red flags, as are the ways scammers want the money sent. Scammers’ preferred methods of payment are wire transfers or reloadable prepaid credit cards, which make it impossible to get your money back.

Romance scams

Social media and dating websites are perfect platforms for tricking susceptible consumers into romantic relationships. Anyone who is socially isolated could fall for a romance scam. Fraudsters pretend to be interested in you, and after building a rapport, may ask you to send money or to cash a check or money order. Scammers create urgency by claiming to have a medical emergency. Or they may promise to come to the U.S. to be with you, but they need a check or money order to cover expenses. None of their stories are true.

Protect yourself: With any internet-based relationship, keep your personal details to yourself. Do an online search of the person’s name and town they claim to live in. Proceed slowly, noting inconsistencies in the person’s profile and information. Keep conversations on the official dating site’s platform. Red flags include: showing romantic interest in you very quickly, pushing to take your conversation to private email, and asking for money to visit you or for an emergency.

Fake tech support

You might get a bogus warning about a problem with your computer, like a pop-up warning or email that looks like it’s from a well-known company. The notice will urge you to call a phone number to get help or to click on a link. Other tech support scams might start with a call or text from a scammer who pretends they’re a computer technician. They may ask for remote access to your computer and pretend to scan for viruses. Then they’ll claim to find a malicious program and offer to remove it for a fee.

A big red flag is if they insist you pay with gift cards, a wire transfer, bank transfer, cryptocurrency or via a payment app. They want you to pay in one of these ways because it’s like using cash: Once you pay, it’s hard to get your money back.

Protect yourself: If you receive a tech support call you didn’t initiate, simply hang up. If you get an email or text, ignore and delete it. Don’t give out personally identifiable information (PII), like your Social Security number, birthdate, bank account numbers or home address, to a stranger. Don’t click on links or reply to this type of email. Block spam messages, and delete the email or text message. Review your cellphone bill for suspicious charges, and keep the security software on all your devices updated.

For more information on fraud prevention, visit uspis.gov/imposter-scams. If you believe you’ve been a victim of fraud or any crime related to the U.S. Mail, report it at uspis.gov/report or call 877-876-2455.

2026-06-15T20:01:00

(BPT) – By Ronald Ro, vice president and head of AI Home Solution Business Development Division, Home Appliance Solutions at LG Electronics

For decades, residential construction was judged by a simple standard: build well, deliver on time and control costs. At LG Electronics (LG), we know that quality craftsmanship matters, but it is no longer enough. Now, as housing portfolios grow and operating costs rise, our competitive advantage depends less on project completion and more on how a property performs over its full lifecycle.

Recent industry research increasingly links value creation to post-completion performance. Deloitte’s real estate outlook identifies long-term asset performance and operational efficiency as key priorities for developers and institutional investors.¹ Morgan Stanley likewise highlights lifecycle cost management and technology-enabled operations as central to asset resilience and valuation stability.² Green Builder Media is redefining the home buyer’s narrative as “Value Per Square Foot” (reflecting total cost of ownership, sustainability, resilience, wellness and efficiency) versus the traditional “Price Per Square Foot” metric used in the homebuilder and residential real estate industries.³ In this environment, we need to look at how installation, operation, maintenance, warranty and asset management shape market competitiveness.

Redefining Home Appliances as Operational Platforms

Traditionally, appliances were selected for style, cost and brand preference, with little expectation of extended value beyond their basic function. Today, appliances are part of a connected operating ecosystem that can provide data on usage patterns, energy consumption, performance and maintenance needs. In large-scale residential communities, this data can support asset value, risk management and long-term operating efficiency.

This shift is reshaping the smart home concept. What began as a way to make everyday living more intuitive is becoming part of a broader operational infrastructure. Now that ecosystem is expanding beyond convenience. Through third-party sensors and open API integrations, the connected home is developing into a broader operational infrastructure. What was once marketed primarily as a “smart home” is evolving into something more strategic. The focus is evolving from connectivity as a lifestyle convenience to connectivity as a foundation for asset performance, risk management and long-term efficiency.

From Appliance Supplier to Lifecycle Partner

At LG, we recognized early that leadership in the global B2C appliance market would offer only part of what the builder market requires. Our broad portfolio and trusted brand reputation created a strong base, but the B2B builder market demands a higher level of accountability.

We developed LG Pro Builder around that need, providing a model focused on the entire lifecycle rather than a supply-only offering. We aim to establish an end-to-end responsibility structure that spans early-stage planning, installation, post-occupancy management, service and warranty integration. LG Pro Builder was designed with this shift in mind — to move from transactional supply to partnership.

This approach is strengthening our foundation in North America, where we have partnered with top-tier builders to support residential developments, from mid-range and luxury single-family homes to multi-family properties. Rather than stepping away at delivery, we remain engaged across the lifecycle. Instead of spreading responsibility across multiple parties, a more connected approach can help address delays, rising costs and operational inefficiency over time.

ThinQ Pro: “Smart Home” Becomes “Smart Operation”

ThinQ Pro sits at the center of this shift as a B2B platform designed for builders, installers, property managers and operational teams. It unifies installation, operation, maintenance and warranty management into one system, providing real-time visibility into appliance performance across properties through dashboard-based remote monitoring.

This translates directly into measurable operational benefits:

• Reduced on-site visits through proactive issue detection
• Standardized installation and onboarding processes
• Accumulation of operational data for predictive maintenance
• Improved management efficiency through centralized oversight

The value of connectivity grows when paired with operational management efficiency and enhanced living experiences for residents. ThinQ Pro brings these elements together by connecting devices within a single ecosystem, enabling more effective management and supporting AI-driven solutions that improve everyday life for occupants.

As IoT capabilities develop further, the platform can extend to broader property management functions, from detecting water leaks to monitoring environmental conditions and improving oversight across entire buildings.

The Real Differentiator: Responsibility, Not Just Technology

Many platforms can connect devices, collect data and generate dashboards, but connectivity alone does not create accountability. When responsibility is divided between manufacturers, software providers, installers and service operators, issues can take longer to resolve and confidence can suffer.

In residential developments, long-term stability depends not only on technology, but on a clear operating foundation. By embedding lifecycle thinking into both our ThinQ Pro platform and our organizational model, we are turning operational design into accountability.

A New Role in the Global Builder Market

The builder market is evolving, and expectations of partnership are changing with it. Builders are not only constructing homes, but managing long-term assets in more complex regulatory, financial and operational environments.

We at LG are responding to this market shift by redefining our position from appliance manufacturer to lifecycle partner. Through LG Pro Builder and ThinQ Pro, we are becoming an operational platform leader, shaping the future of the builder market by sharing responsibility for the entire lifecycle of residential assets.

¹ Deloitte Center for Financial Services, 2024 Commercial Real Estate Outlook.

Deloitte Center for Financial Services, 2023 Commercial Real Estate Outlook.

² Morgan Stanley Institute for Sustainable Investing, Sustainable Signals: Understanding Corporates’ Sustainability Priorities and Challenges (2024).

³ Green Builder Media – Value Per Square Foot: The New Housing Metric.