Commercial HVAC leads in Sydney CBD
Sydney's CBD is the largest commercial office market in the country, a dense grid of high-rise towers from Circular Quay to Central. Many of its older premium and B-grade towers run ageing central plant, which is exactly why the low-rated ones are prime HVAC upgrade territory.
What the public energy register says about the commercial buildings in Sydney CBD (2000):
one free peek, the rest stay locked
Pick a trade and we sort Sydney CBD worst-first for you. Each building gets a personalised piece of mail with your name on it.
New to this? Read what a NABERS rating tells you about a building's HVAC or why a 2-star building is a goldmine.
55 of 260 commercial buildings on the public energy register in Sydney CBD (2000) are rated 2.5 stars or worse, which is a strong signal of old, inefficient heating and cooling.
We sort Sydney CBD's buildings worst-first from the public NABERS and Commercial Building Disclosure register, then post each low-rated building a personalised card showing its rating and what an upgrade could save, with your name and a QR code.
Yes. The ratings are real, measured, and public, licensed for reuse (CC BY 3.0 AU). The mail is addressed to a role like The Facilities Manager, not a named person, which keeps it outside the Spam Act.
From $6 a piece, print and postage included. You approve every piece before you pay, and you can start with a single building.
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Counts from the public NABERS / Commercial Building Disclosure register, CC BY 3.0 AU. Aggregate figures only, building identities are not shown.