Abstract

This research project delves into the concept of green leasing, an innovative and sustainable approach to property leasing that aligns with global environmental goals. As a relatively new concept, green leasing integrates eco-friendly practices into lease agreements, promoting energy efficiency, resource conservation, and environmental responsibility. This study explores the definition, legal framework, and role of green leases in property law, while examining their impact, advantages, and challenges on a global scale. Through a comprehensive analysis of case studies, this project highlights the practical implementation of green leases and their influence on property law. It also investigates the potential for future reforms to address existing challenges and enhance the adoption of green leasing practices. The research maintains a neutral and objective stance, free from bias or prejudice, aiming to provide a balanced understanding of whether green leases should be widely adopted. By introducing the fundamental principles of green leasing and evaluating its viability, this project contributes to the ongoing discourse on sustainable property management and offers valuable insights for policymakers, legal professionals, and stakeholders in the real estate sector.

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