New Home Single Family and Multi-family Checklists
Order a New Home Single Family Checklist or New Home Multi-family Checklist to estimate your GreenPoint Rated score before working with a Rater for certification. Checklists may be printed and used as official GreenPoint Rated documents for potential permitting and funding purposes. Available checklists include Version 6.1, Version 7, and Version 8.
GreenPoint Rated Rating Manuals
GreenPoint Rated's Rating Manuals describe each measure within a system, and define how to achieve the measure and all requirements for verification. All New Home and Existing Home Rating Manuals can be purchased in pdf format for $75 each. Use the order form below or call Build It Green at (510) 590-3360
GreenPoint Rated Version 8.0 Summary of Changes
Review a summary of the revisions, updates, and methodology in the new Version 8.0. Version 8.0 will take effect on Jan. 1, 2020.
Existing Home Single Family Checklist
Use this checklist to estimate your GreenPoint Rated score before
working with a Rater for certification on your single family
remodel/upgrade project.
Existing Home Multi-family Checklist
Use this checklist to estimate your GreenPoint Rated score before
working with a Rater for certification on your multi-family family
residence remodel/upgrade project.
Builder Handbook: Guide to Achieving a GreenPoint Rating
Familiarize yourself with the GreenPoint Rated system and certification process.
GreenPoint Rated Certificate Sample
Take a look at the GreenPoint Rated Certificate and Letters of Authentication.
Comparison of Residential Green Building Rating Systems and CALGreen Code in 2019
A comparison of CALGreen 2019 and above code frameworks, GreenPoint Rated Version 8.2 and LEED for Homes Version 4.1.
Green Multi-family and Single Family Homes: Growth in a Recovering Market
2014 study by McGraw Hill Construction finds green homes market expected to increase five-fold by 2016.
The Value of Green Labels in the California Housing Market: An Economic Analysis of the Impact of Green Labeling on the Sales Price of a Home
UC Berkeley and UCLA study providing statistical evidence that a green
label on a single family home in California earns a 9% market premium.
