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Water bills high? Tenants keep moving out? Hefty common-area bills? Bed bugs, rats, or mice? Too much garbage?

Improving your building’s energy efficiency can help with all of these! Schedule a no-cost energy assessment for your building through the Mass Save program. Once you do, you’ll be eligible for a wide variety of incentives on critical energy upgrades.

If you’re the landlord of a building with 5 or more units, you can also sign up for the Cambridge Multi-Family Energy Pilot, which provides no-cost Advisor services to help you find contractors, identify financing options, and compare your upgrade options. Click to learn more.

Check out the short video below to see the steps that one landlord has taken to improve her building’s efficiency.

For additional tips on improving the energy efficiency and comfort of your property, see our Interactive Home with DIY tips.

The following presentations are from a 2011 energy efficiency workshop for landlords:

Site updated: September 12, 2024 Page updated: December 12, 2018

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Number of Household Members Income Eligible
Annual Household Income
Enhanced Residential
Annual Household Income
Standard Offers
Annual Household Income
1 Up to $45,392 $45,393 – $91,200 $91,201 and higher
2 Up to $59,359 $59,360 - $104,200 $104,201 and higher
3 Up to $73,326 $73,327 - $117,250 $117,251 and higher
4 Up to $87,294 $87,295 - $130,250 $130,251 and higher
5 Up to $101,261 $101,262 - $140,700 $140,701 and higher