The cost of this credit is project-specific. 

OPTION 1. HISTORIC BUILDING REUSE
OPTION 2. RENOVATION OF ABANDONED OR BLIGHTED BUILDING 
OPTION 3. BUILDING AND MATERIAL REUSE

The cost of this credit is site-specific. 

Bicycle Network

This credit requires projects to be located within walking or bicycling distance from a developed bicycle network. Outside of urban areas, the presence of bicycling networks is very site-specific, with cost and feasibility implications not quantifiable within the scope of this study.

The cost of this credit is site-specific. 

Credit compliance is usually a result of site selection and typically has no cost implications, unless a project includes associated development of public transit. Site selection serves
as a basis for site design and sets the stage for interactions with the neighborhood and region. There are potential economic synergies with all other strategies related to site properties.

Cost Synergies

All LT credits
All SS credits
MRc1: Building Life-Cycle Impact Reduction

Daylight design is an involved, continual process which connects a project from conceptual design through construction, requiring the coordination of the architect, interior designer, mechanical engineer, specification writer, and contractor.

The cost of this credit is project-specific. 
Having access to views depends on location and building form. The geometry of a project (such as a shallower floor plate) can increase access to views. Urban core, zero-lot-line projects often have more difficulty with this strategy than suburban or rural projects. However, there are also interior design considerations that any project can use, such as the use of transparent interior partitions to allow views through the walls of offices and conference rooms.

The cost of this credit is project-specific.
Whether a project faces a cost premium to earn this credit depends on the project type and other project-specific attributes.
Healthcare facilities and schools are more likely to have to meet similar requirements anyway, and therefore are less likely to face a cost premium to do this for LEED. Also, while this credit is new to LEED-NC, it has been part of LEED for Healthcare and LEED for Schools for several years, giving teams in those project areas experience on achieving it cost- effectively.

Cost of the Prerequisite

Projects must not use CFC-based refrigerants (R-11 and R-12) or must commit to replacing existing equipment with new, non-CFC equipment.

Commercial production of R-11 and R-12 refrigerants stopped in 2010, so for new projects, or projects using new cooling equipment, compliance with the prerequisite will have no added costs.