Build Nexus

For Property Owners, Managers & Developers

If you manage multiple buildings, LL97 isn't a single project—it's a portfolio-wide challenge. Each building has different emissions profiles, different upgrade needs, and different timelines. Managing this manually is nearly impossible.

The Portfolio Problem

Property managers face unique challenges:

• Prioritizing which buildings to address first
• Allocating limited capital across assets
• Tracking compliance status across the portfolio
• Coordinating multiple vendors

Step 1: Centralize Your Data

You need a single source of truth:

• Emissions data
• Energy usage
• Compliance status
• Project progress

Without this, decision-making becomes reactive.

Step 2: Rank Buildings by Risk

Not all buildings need immediate attention. Focus on:

• Highest emissions overage
• Largest potential penalties
• Buildings with easy upgrade opportunities

Step 3: Standardize Processes

Create repeatable workflows for:

• Assessments
• Vendor selection
• Project execution
• Reporting

This reduces inefficiencies and errors.

Step 4: Coordinate Across Teams

LL97 touches operations teams, finance teams, and external consultants. Misalignment between these groups leads to delays and cost overruns.

Step 5: Track Progress in Real Time

You need visibility into:

• What's been completed
• What's in progress
• What's at risk

Why Most Portfolio Strategies Fail

They rely on spreadsheets, disconnected vendors, and manual tracking. This doesn't scale.

How Build Nexus Simplifies Portfolio Management

Build Nexus gives property managers:

• Centralized oversight across all buildings
• Standardized workflows
• Coordinated vendor execution

Instead of managing chaos, you're managing a system. And with LL97 deadlines tightening, that difference is critical.