Sustainability

INCOME EXPENSE IQ

What is Income/Expense IQ?

Income/Expense IQ provides you with nationwide, real-time property benchmarks—giving you actionable insights to identify opportunities and optimize financial performance. Download benchmarks in one, five, ten, or all metro areas to pinpoint opportunities to enable you to operate more efficiently and drive value for your owners and tenants.

You're able to compare the performance of your properties in real-time, work with your team to assess data, and filter through our powerful online and interactive dashboard. Benchmarks reflecting 2020, 2021, 2022, and our latest data set for 2023 are available for three asset classes and grow every year. Available Here
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INDIANAPOLIS BENCHMARKING ORDINANCE

The City-County Council approved the Indianapolis Benchmarking Ordinance on July 12, 2021. 

 INDIANAPOLIS BENCHMARKING & TRANSPARENCY

Most questions can be answered by reading the ordinance language.  This ordinance is for buildings located in Marion County, Indiana.  Here are a few key components:

SCHEDULE

All city properties >25K SF and non-city properties >50K SF should be submitting their data as of 2024.  Scores for covered city properties will be shared.  Data transparency for all covered properties will be published in 2026.

BUILDING TYPE EXEMPTIONS
  • Single family, duplex, triplex and fourplex residential homes and related accessory structures, or any other residential building with less than four (4) units
  • Properties classified as industrial per the designated Standard Industrial Classifications (SIC) codes 20 through 39:
    • These are typically manufacturing properties engaged in the mechanical or chemical transformation of material or substances into new products.  These are usually described as plants, factories, or mills, and they characteristically use power-driven machines and materials-handling equipment.