Energy-efficient systems, water-efficient fixtures and recycling systems minimizes overall energy consumption and water use, lowering carbon footprint by using sustainable materials and designs, with practices emphasizing the reduction, reuse, and recycling of building materials, leading to less waste, and air quality due to non-toxic materials and ventilation systems designed to improve indoor air quality, reducing pollution and health risks.

Energy-efficient systems and water-saving technologies result in lower utility bills and operational costs, and have a higher market value, attracting premium prices, tenants and buyers faster, and experience lower vacancy rates due to their environmental and health benefits, and reduced operational costs, besides, sustainable building are often designed to be more resilient to environmental stresses and natural disaster, reducing long-term maintenance and repair costs.

Studies have shown that improved indoor air quality, natural lighting, and the use of non-toxic materials contribute to better health and well-being, and shows that occupants in green buildings experience higher productivity and satisfaction levels due to better indoor environmental quality, not to mention, that green buildings often include features that benefit the surrounding community and can serve as a learning tool, promoting awareness and education on environmental stewardship.