Wright Runstad & Company is an investment builder with a highly skilled staff, which manages the entire real estate development process for projects in which we hold an investment interest.
Under select circumstances where the firm’s direct investment is not feasible, such as build-to-suit projects for government or corporate users, Wright Runstad & Company employs our development management staff and methods for the benefit of other owners.
Wright Runstad & Company is committed to developing office buildings and mixed use properties of exceptional design and quality. Whether developing on our own account or on behalf of others, high quality projects are delivered through superior planning and execution, and a strict adherence to our core values of Integrity, Quality, and Service.
A National Leader in Sustainable Developments and Management
Wright Runstad & Company is a leader in sustainable development and operations, with over 4.7 million square feet of developed and/or managed space that achieved LEED certification.
Five buildings in the Wright Runstad & Company portfolio have achieved an Energy Star rating of 75 or higher, indicating that they are among the top 25% of facilities in the country for energy performance as certified by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Our 36-acre Spring District development in Bellevue achieved LEED-ND status for Neighborhood Development in 2021, and in 2022, our 1201 Third Avenue Building, built in 1988, was recertified at LEED-OM Gold status.
Wright Runstad & Company has partnered with BetterBricks, an initiative of the Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance, in the development of a comprehensive sustainable operating program. Through BetterBricks, we were one of the companies to beta test a carbon footprint tool designed to measure the carbon output of a building.
Additionally, Wright Runstad & Company has joined with other downtown property owners and managers to share utility data to create a Seattle 2030 District. Goals of this initiative, both achieved and ongoing, are:
a 10 percent reduction for operating energy, water consumption, and greenhouse gas emissions of auto and freight in existing buildings by 2015, and start increasing to a 50 percent reduction by 2030;
for operating energy of new and renovated buildings, an immediate 60 percent reduction with the focus being to achieve carbon neutrality by 2030;
in new and renovated buildings, an immediate 50 percent reduction of greenhouse gas emissions of auto and freight, and water consumption.
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