I received an "N" letter grade, what does it mean?
October 16, 2023
What does this mean?
Per LL33, buildings that receive an “N” grade will not receive a label, and DO NOT need to
post by the end of October.
Are there any resulting ramifications/penalties for an “N” Grade?
No.
Your building may have received an N grade for any of the following reasons:
- Number of Residential Living Unites under 20
- Building has secondary retail space less than 5,000 sqft
- Building has secondary retail space comprised by more than one individual store
- Building has secondary office space less than 1,000 sqft
- Building is “Mixed use” – building features multiple property use-types, none of which represent 50% of gross floor area or more.
- Building is characterized by a primary use type that is not eligible to receive an Energy Star 1-100 score (Ex. Manufacturing/Industrial Plant, Parking garage)
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