The Ilume, home to apartments and shops on Cedar Springs, recycled construction waste, used materials with recycled components and installed lighting that conserves electricity as well as low-flow plumbing fixtures.
But the developer hopes another amenity catches renters' attention: lower utility bills.
UDR is promising that residents in the 464-unit property will save $380 to $550 a year in utility costs because of energy-efficient construction.
"We think it will differentiate us somewhat in the marketplace," said Doug Walker, senior vice president of asset quality for UDR.
The Belmont has a silver award in Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design.
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