Radler Enterprises Inc. and Yancey-Hausman Commercial RealEstate Services had planned to breakground in early 2007 on the first phase of themaster-planned, deed-restricted development at Beltway 8 and Texas249. However, the start was delayed several months due to designchanges and the developers' decision to have the first buildingpre-certified to LEED Gold standards of the US Green BuildingCouncil.
"We felt that green buildings were here to stay and thatCorporate America is beginning to demand this level of energyconservation from its buildings," says David Carter, Yancey-Hausmanvice president. He adds that all future phases at Beltway Lakeswill undergo the same LEED-certification process.
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