The District has over 9,000 multi-family buildings, including rental apartments, condominiums, and cooperatives that together house 62% of District residents. The majority of these buildings were built prior to 1978. DDOE offers a variety of resources and information to help multi-family buildings conserve water and energy, reduce stormwater runoff, abate lead and asbestos hazards, and minimize pesticide use. This site also includes links to additional external resources.
- Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy for Multi-family Buildings
- Landscaping and Stormwater Management
- Water Efficiency
- Green Cleaning Products
- Lead Abatement
- Asbestos Abatement
- Pest Management
- Residential Recycling
- Making the Case for Building Improvements:
Tips for Residents of Multi-family Buildings