Built on Purpose

Reinforcing our Foundation

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2014 CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
A message for our valued stakeholders
from David LaRue, president and chief executive officer
Welcome to Built On Purpose: Reinforcing Our Foundation,
our 2014 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) report.
At Forest City, our shared commitment to corporate
responsibility is rooted in our core values and brought
to life by our talented associates, who work every day
to serve our residents, guests, tenants, partners and
communities. Their innovative and consistent efforts to
create shared value and stronger relationships with all of
our stakeholders drive our success as an organization.
As an owner, developer and manager of exceptional real
estate, we have the tremendous privilege of creating the
places and spaces where people experience their lives.
With that privilege comes the responsibility to ensure
that our apartments, retail centers, office buildings and
mixed-used communities create shared value for local
communities.
In 2014, we challenged ourselves to further demonstrate
our commitment to corporate responsibility by increasing
accountability, empowering associates, driving sustainable
practices and maximizing the benefits we deliver to our
stakeholders and communities.
To increase accountability, we improved our sustainability To minimize our impact on the environment and
governance structure by forming a Corporate Social maximize the benefits we deliver to our stakeholders and
Responsibility Advisory Council. The council, which is communities, our corporate and property management
comprised of leaders representing various business units teams achieved significant reductions in both energy
enterprise-wide, informed our CSR report content, current consumption (8.9 percent) and greenhouse gas emissions
strategy, future roadmap and resulting communications, (10.5 percent) across the company’s comparable portfolio.
and approved the process for conducting a materiality
assessment in 2015. You can learn about these achievements and more – all
made possible by our talented associates – by reading
To continue fostering diversity and inclusion and our full CSR report, available on this site. If you have any
empowering our associates, we launched two new questions, ideas or feedback, please contact us.
resource groups for our associates – United Way Young
Leaders, a skills-based volunteering group, and Unidos, a
Hispanic associate group. We also supported Gay Games
9, an international sporting and cultural event, through
direct financial support, associate volunteering and in-kind
donations as a platinum sponsor.
To drive the adoption of more sustainable practices in our
industry and throughout our value chain, we built upon our
supplier diversity program, setting and achieving ambitious
goals, while also implementing a new procurement policy
that more formally aligns with our core values.
 “At Forest City, our goal is to have a real and positive impact in our communities, not only through transformational
real estate, but also through corporate philanthropy, skills-based volunteering and in-kind contributions. We’re
committed to getting involved, giving back and being a force for good in the communities we serve.”
Jill Ziegler, Director of Sustainability and Corporate Responsibility

Botanica on the Green

 BUILT ON PURPOSE

REINFORCING OUR FOUNDATION

Our Core Markets and Properties INTEGRITY We uphold the highest possible standards of ethical
& OPENNESS behavior characterized by openness, candor and honesty.
While Forest City has a diverse portfolio across the United States,
we are especially focused on developing urban centers with
growth opportunities.
ACCOUNTABILITY We are committed to creating value for all of our key
stakeholders. We set high performance standards and

Our expertise positions us to meet development needs

hold ourselves personally and collectively accountable to
meeting our objectives.

while creating an important sense of place DIVERSITY

& INCLUSION
We are committed to fostering an inclusive work
environment that celebrates diversity of people,
perspectives and ideas.

MIXED-USE PROJECTS SUSTAINABILITY We are committed to proactive environmental responsibility,

& STEWARDSHIP
enhancement of economic vitality of the communities in
PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS

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which we operate, and continued investment in the growth,

EXPERTISE
development and well-being of our associates.

URBAN INFILL COMMUNITY We support and promote both corporate and individual civic
INVOLVEMENT involvement in our communities through our investment

ADAPTIVE REUSE
of capital, spirit and personal effort for the benefit of our
residents and our associates.

INNOVATIVE FINANCE ENTREPRENEURIAL

SPIRIT
We embrace an entrepreneurial culture through individual
creativity, appropriate risk-taking, effective decision-making,
and delegation of authority and responsibility to those
closest to our customers.

Our core values are the foundation of our identity as a responsible
organization. They guide our daily business decisions, reinforce
our relationships with stakeholders and build upon the elements
that create a thriving culture at Forest City.r
TEAMWORK We place the highest priority on the collective interests of
the enterprise with the understanding that this can only be
achieved through effective cross-functional communication,
collaboration and decision making.
 ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE
STRONG
growth FIVE one
We invest in projects with

high NEW
Portfolio

potential
Performance in
Regional Mall
multifamily
apartments

2014 in our core markets EXPANSION

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and divest non-core properties

Total
Year Ended Year Ended Year Ended

12.31.14
* In 2013, Forest City transitioned our fiscal year-end to December 31 from January 31. As a result, 2013
12.31.13 1.31.13
Revenues $966M $998M $1.48M
revenue represents the 11 months ended December 31, 2013.

from
Real Estate Operations

from Real Estate Operations

 OPERATING STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AND ETHICS

On January 13, 2015, we announced that our Board of Directors approved a plan to
pursue conversion to REIT status, with the goal of electing the status for the taxable
year beginning January 1, 2016. Benefits of the transformation include greater
alignment with the majority of our publicly traded peers, exposure to an expanded
universe of investors, opportunities for inclusion in major industry indices and
improved accessibility to capital markets. Forest City’s core values and commitment
to corporate social responsibility remain steadfast during this monumental transition
in our organization’s history.

CSR Advisory Council for CSR communications, determine CSR

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24/7/365 Hotline
Forest City maintains a 24/7/365 day-a-
year hotline for associates to anonymously
report behaviors or activities that may
violate Forest City’s policies or practices
or federal, state or local regulations. To
ensure proper procedures are followed,
we perform frequent internal compliance.
To ensure we are strategically and actively
overseeing our CSR and sustainability
efforts, we formed a Corporate Social
Responsibility Advisory Council in
2014. The Council’s aim is to develop a
consistent methodology for CSR strategy,
stakeholder communication efforts
and program initiatives by engaging
subject matter experts from across the
enterprise to embed CSR principles that
add value to our business. The Council
held three meetings in 2014 to prioritize
stakeholders and reporting frameworks
report content and provide counsel on
the company’s CSR roadmap, including
the approval of a formal CSR materiality
assessment to be conducted in 2015.
Operating with Integrity
Across our organization, associates guide
their daily decision-making based upon
a philosophy of ethics and integrity. One
hundred percent of Forest City personnel
reviewed and agreed to our Code of Legal
and Ethical Conduct in 2014.
 Procurement Strategy
IN APRIL 2014, FOREST CITY INTRODUCED AN ENTERPRISE-WIDE PROCUREMENT POLICY
DESIGNED TO GOVERN AND STANDARDIZE ALL PURCHASING DECISIONS IN THE COMPANY
We asked our preferred suppliers to
review and sign the policy and all new
vendors will be required to sign the
policy moving forward. Additionally,
our Integrative Design Services (IDS)
group is collaborating with procurement
to incorporate the purchasing of more
sustainable materials into our buildings,
including LEED compliant vendors for
integrated pest management and janitorial
supplies, which ultimately improve their
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quality and performance.
Our Supplier Code of Conduct promotes
the highest standards of ethics in
our supply chain. The code includes
mechanisms for reporting violations
Forest City spent
$41.7 million
and expectations for supplier conduct,
including criteria for sustainable sourcing,
environmental regulation, and labor and
human rights.
with diverse suppliers in 2014
exceeding our goal
of spending 5 %
our goal
with diverse suppliers in 2015
is a 1% increase
KEEPING OUR ASSOCIATES,
TENANTS AND DATA SAFE
AND SECURE
To ensure the safety of our tenants, we
meet or exceed compliance with all
local codes and have created robust
design and operations standards. For-
est City has internal safety and security
manuals accessible to associates at
all times for guidance on the proper
day-to-day operation protocols for our
business and properties.

CYBER SECURITY COUNCIL

In November 2014, Forest City
established a cross-functional Cyber
Security Council whose mission

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is to provide protection against
cybersecurity risks and threats,
establish appropriate governance to
identify key cybersecurity risk areas,
mitigate risks and minimize the impact
of any breaches.
 Connecting with Community

PHILANTHROPY

Forest City emphasizes philanthropic efforts that support local neighborhoods in our headquarter city of Cleveland,
in our core markets, as well as in the communities surrounding our properties.

Charitable giving
We support our associates’ contributions
of time and talent to strengthen our
communities. Our goal is to fund

Categories organizations and initiatives that generate

significant, enduring and positive impacts

37%
in our communities. Areas of philanthropic
focus include civic, culture and art,

24%
education, economic development, health
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9% 16%
and welfare and diversity.

9%
9%
5% of charitable donations
supported diversity initiatives
across areas of giving.
Civic Culture Education Economic Health Discretionary

$250,000
+ Art Development + Welfare

Founded by two associates in 2004, Jeans Day for Charity allows associates raised
over
to wear jeans to work on Fridays for a $5 donation, which benefits non-profit
organizations. Forest City’s Cleveland associates have been empowered
to raise more than a quarter million dollars for over 130 national and local
organizations since the inception of the program.
supporting 130+ Organizations
The Gay Games
In August 2014, Cleveland, Ohio,
made history as the fourth U.S. city
to host the international Gay Games.
The Gay Games invite participation
from all athletes, regardless of sexual
orientation, race, gender identity,
sex, religion, nationality, ethnic origin,
political beliefs, athletic or artistic
ability, age, physical challenge or
health status.

In addition to being a proud platinum-

level sponsor, Forest City provided
additional support for the games
through advertisements in Tower City
Center, providing storage space for
equipment and suppliers, adopting
three event activities, recruiting 50

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associate volunteers and engaging
the Diversity Center of Northeast
Ohio to conduct LGBTQ 101 Cultural
Competency Training for 169 Forest
City associates and contractors.

50 169
associate competency
volunteers participants
 COMMUNITY DAY
Community Day has inspired
meaningful relationships between
Forest City associates and community
organizations year-round. This
year, more than 1,000 Forest City
associates nationwide participated in
the company’s 11th annual Community
Day on May 9, a paid day of service
benefitting non-profit organizations
at nearly 70 locations across the
country. More than 60 associates
nationwide serve as site organizers to
connect Forest City volunteers with
agencies whose missions reinforce
our core values, and to coordinate
specific projects that provide essential
community services.
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over
1,000
associates

at nearly 70 locations
 Strength in Partnerships

TENANT ENGAGEMENT

Forest City takes a holistic approach to reputation management,

marketing and communications by engaging residents and prospects
on both reputation websites and social media.
Through our Quality Program, we Public-Private Partnerships
administer resident surveys, engage with Forest City is a partner of choice for
tenants via social media and conduct cities who desire to reimagine neglected
associate customer service training. In urban neighborhoods. Our expertise in
addition, Forest City performs “targeted” public-private projects uniquely positions
Internet, telephone and on-site shops us to integrate sustainable, mixed-use

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Customized Tenant Engagement
Connecting our tenants to the
communities and properties where
they live allows us to attract and retain
engaged and satisfied tenants. Due to
our diverse portfolio, our approach to
tenant engagement is customized and
responsive to reflect the uniqueness of
each of our properties.
for our Federally Assisted and Military
portfolios on an as-needed basis.
Descriptions, photos and reviews of our
communities are available to prospects
and residents on Yelp, Facebook and
Google Plus Local. Forest City responds
to more than 90 percent of property
reviews to encourage open channels of
communication with our communities.
developments into established urban
neighborhoods and create meaningful,
lasting community impacts.
Because of our commitment to CSR,
Forest City incorporates elements to
promote community connectivity, including
arts initiatives, greenspace, walkability and
access to public transportation. Forest City
engages with city planners to optimize
the community benefits of each property
and regularly commits to achieving and
reporting progress on initiatives.
 CLEAN RIVERS PROJECT

Minority
33%
In 2014, Forest City managed
the construction and third-party
inspections of the Tingey Street
Diversion Sewer with the District of Business Enterprise

5%
Columbia Water and Sewer Authority.

Woman-owned
The Clean Rivers Project was
designed to reduce sewer overflow

Business Enterprise
into the Anacostia and Potomac Rivers
and Rock Creek. The system has an
expected lifespan of 100 years and contractor participation
includes a 1,200-foot-long, 72-inch
diameter tunnel that runs directly
under The Yards, one of our mixed-use
developments along the Anacostia
River. The Diversion Sewer improves
existing water and sewer infrastructure
by providing additional containment
capacity, preventing untreated sewage
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from reaching the Anacostia during

periods of heavy rainfall.

In December 2014, Forest City

received an Award of Excellence
for Public-Private Initiative as part
of the Clean Rivers Project from the
District of Columbia Water and Sewer
Authority for our role in the project.
 EMPOWERING ASSOCIATES

OUR ASSOCIATES

OUR ASSOCIATES ARE THE FOUNDATION OF OUR ORGANIZATION

We empower our associates by engaging them in our commitment to CSR, encouraging an inclusive and dynamic workplace, and providing
opportunities for continuous learning and growth.

Associate Resource Groups Forest City currently has four ARGs:

ARGs generate tangible benefit for our
organization by providing personal and
professional development resources,
education and engagement activities,
increased opportunities for connectivity
with tenants and communities and forums
• WE LEAD (Women’s Excellence in
Leadership, Education, Advancement,
and Development)
• AACCEL (African Americans Connecting
and Creating Excellence and
Leadership)

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for collaboration and innovation between • UNIDOS, Hispanic ARG
associates. • United Way Young Leaders, skills-based
volunteering ARG

Our Culture
Forest City’s culture of empowerment is
fundamental to attracting and retaining
skilled associates, who drive innovation,
process improvement, business continuity
and enduring success for our organization.
 Associate Diversity
and Inclusion
Diversity and Inclusion is one of our
core values, and one that empowers our
associates to generate positive change
in our communities and workplace.
A diversified workforce reinforces
our foundation by strengthening our
capabilities for understanding our
various stakeholders and delivering on
their distinct needs. We aspire to be
Wellness
Forest City’s wellness program, HealthyRoads, was established in 2013 with the goal of making healthy living a
component of our culture and empowering associates to manage their personal health and wellbeing.
In 2014, we strengthened our HealthyRoads program by increasing overall participation incentives and awarding
prizes for two annual wellness challenges. Approximately 400 associates completed personal health assessments
in 2014, which is consistent with 2013 engagement levels. Participation in biometric screenings increased 44
percent in 2014, which provided 245 associates with information to better understand and manage current and
potential health concerns.

2014
industry leaders in our capacity to recruit Participation in
biometric screenings
and retain associates with different
! ! INCREASED 44%
participation
perspectives who will help us perform in a ! in 2014
High Obesity
more effective, competitive and thoughtful Blood High
Cholesterol
manner.
Approximately 400 associates
completed personal health
Engagement and Culture assessments in 2014,
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which is consistent with

According to the Workplace Research
2013 engagement levels.
Foundation, engaged employees drive
higher customer satisfaction, achieve
above-average productivity and contribute
to a more positive, innovative workplace.

400 245 potential

Forest City reinforces a culture of
engagement by providing access to
resources and tools that keep associates
informed of opportunities for participation
and growth. health concerns
Unique
Participants
biometric
screenings managed
2014 Top Workplaces
For the second consecutive year,
Forest City has been named to The
(Cleveland) Plain Dealer’s list of
the 100 top workplaces in the area,
improving its ranking from 18th to 11th
in the category of large employers with
more than 500 local employees.

#11
TOP WORKPLACE

Associate Engagement Survey

Results

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Forest City conducted its third
annual associate satisfaction survey,
FC Voices, in 2014. Most favorable
organizational strengths selected
by associates included positive
relationships with supervisors,
community involvement and a good
work environment.

83% PROUD TO WORK

FOR FOREST CITY

Continuing Professional Education (CPE) Conference
Forest City, in partnership with PricewaterhouseCoopers,
hosted its 20th consecutive CPE conference in 2014.
Accounting and finance associates discussed industry
trends, shared accomplishments and brainstormed process
improvements. In total, 80 Forest City associates received
1,120 credit hours of training.
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LEARNING, DEVELOPMENT
AND TRAINING
Forest City is committed to
the personal and professional
development of our associates
throughout their careers. In 2014,
associates completed 9,126 training
hours on FC Skills Development, with
1355 unique users accessing the
platform. In addition, approximately
40 associates leveraged the tuition
reimbursement program in 2014, which
covered $110,000 worth of higher
education expenses.
Forest City invests in the development
of its managers and leadership
to ensure the long-term vitality
of our organization. To this end,
230 managers completed FIERCE
Conversations training in 2014, a
program that teaches participants
professional methods for coaching and
conducting sensitive conversations in
the workplace.
$ 110K in higher education
expenses reimbursed
 ADVANCING SUSTAINABLE PERFORMANCE

OUR STRATEGIC APPROACH

LIFECYCLE
Our teams are working toward managing the entire lifecycle of
our properties, from development and construction through,

OF A BUILDING
center-led processes and tools that ensure our design and
construction and operational strategies are implemented.
Sustainability is embedded in our corporate Together, the following teams comprise
strategy of creating purposeful, mixed-use our building design and facility operations
developments in dense urban markets, capabilities which enable Forest City to
DESIGN
and is reflected in our building design, increase institutional knowledge about
construction and ongoing operations. Forest our portfolio and strive for operational

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City’s progressive and dedicated approach excellence:
to facilities development and operations • Integrative Design Services (IDS)
is embedded in our emphasis on talent • Procurement
management. • Estimation
ONGOING CONSTRUCTION

#11
• Construction
OPERATIONS
GREENEST COMPANY
• Development
• Operations
Commercial Property
Executive magazine
Forest City debuted at number 11 out of 26 companies on Commercial Property Executive magazine’s list of Greenest Companies. The Greenest
Companies list was determined using a self-reporting survey in which companies were evaluated on their performance in categories including
operational practices, number of dedicated sustainability personnel, industry specialization and levels of current and planned LEED certifications.
 Energy Star®
We achieved the ENERGY STAR® label
for five additional properties in 2014,
and are actively pursuing certification
for others in 2015 and beyond. In 2014,
Forest City received an ENERGY STAR
Certified Homes Market Leader Award
for Stapleton, a mixed-use develop-
ment in Denver, Colorado. Stapleton
built 503 ENERGY STAR certified
homes in 2014, which will collectively,
save buyers approximately $120,900
on utility bills each year.
The environmental benefits of the
ENERGY STAR certified homes are
equivalent to reducing CO₂ emissions
by 850 metric tons, or
179
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removing
passenger vehicles from the road
avoiding growing
1,976 21,629
barrels tree seedlings
of oil for 10 years
Ensuring Green Building Accountability
Across our portfolio, we use third-party certifications and reviews to increase
accountability, validate our design and operations strategies and ensure we are
producing and managing best- in-class buildings in alignment with emerging
technologies. We build to LEED specifications, pursue the ENERGY STAR® label
for our existing properties and seek BOMA 360 designation for sustainability
accomplishments in building operations and management.
Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED)
With an increase in development activity in 2014, we continued our adoption
of LEED criteria for new construction and required all new projects to use LEED
Silver certification as a design framework. All project teams incorporated best-
in-class green building practices and 95 percent of our current developments
are targeting LEED Certification. In addition to our 18 LEED certified projects, we
currently have 13 developments targeting LEED certification upon completion and
achieved LEED Gold certification at Radian apartments in 2014.
Building Owners and Managers Association International
(BOMA) 360 Performance Program
BOMA 360 promotes standards of operational excellence in commercial
properties by validating and recognizing best practices in building operations
and management, life safety/security/risk management, training and education,
energy, environment/sustainability and tenant relations/community involvement.
Forest City currently has 13 BOMA 360 designated buildings in its portfolio and
will be pursuing validation for additional properties in 2015.
DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION
To ensure the high quality and optimal financial
performance of our new project pipeline, IDS
leads and influences design decisions, introducing
innovation and lowering the overall cost of
delivery by tracking trends and disseminating
institutional knowledge to project teams. Our
strategy is realized through our Design Standards
for New Developments, which align with LEED
standards and provide guidance on HVAC
systems design, lighting densities, building
materials selection, sustainable construction
practices and waste management.
OPERATIONS
Our team of experts performs facility and systems
engineering for major renovations, creates and
supports technology platforms and manages Energy & Sustainability
Standard Operating Procedures
TASK FORCE
energy and utilities. In 2014, we formed a business
unit task force to develop Energy & Sustainability
Standard Operating Procedures. The task force is
identifying and documenting company-wide best
practices for sustainable building operations and
equipment maintenance, which will be shared
company-wide.
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 WE ACHIEVED $2.82 MILLION IN ENERGY SAVINGS IN 2014 THROUGH
UTILITY BILL AUDITS • UTILITY INCENTIVES/REBATES • LEASE AUDITS • NEGOTIATING RATE CONTRACTS • GENERAL BEST PRACTICES
THE COMPLETION OF 180 ENERGY-EFFICIENT RETROFIT PROJECTS

Forest City has engineering teams GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS

strategically placed throughout the
portfolio, aimed at identifying potential
cost-saving opportunities. In 2014, our
engineering teams conducted 17 Level II
ASHRAE audits and five Level I ASHRAE
audits to identify energy conservation
measures, critical systems and plant
needs.
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We reduce our greenhouse gas emissions
by designing and retrofitting our buildings
to be as energy efficient as possible.
We build to LEED and ENERGY STAR
standards, incorporating renewable
energy projects and piloting innovative
energy technologies. Due to these
practices, we reduced our greenhouse
gas emissions by 10.5 percent in 2014.

WATER USE INTENSITY PERFORMANCE

(M3 / SF)

Baseline 2013 Actual 2014 Actual vs. Baseline % Change vs. Baseline

TOTAL 0.1486 0.1462 0.0024 1.6%

ENERGY PERFORMANCE
REDUCED
Forest City set a goal to reduce energy
reduced greenhouse
8.9%
use by 2 percent per year from our

10.5%
2010 baseline. Through year-end 2014, energy
gas
we reduced our total energy portfolio EMISSIONS
consumption by 8.9 percent. consumption
 WATER

3,621
Forest City began benchmarking

in tons
water use in 2013, establishing our
first clear data set. Based on the
results of this exercise, we prioritized
WASTE DIVERSION
and completed 38 water efficiency
projects in 2014. We are investigating

18.6%
additional strategies for reducing water
with the intent of setting formal water
conservation goals in 2015
RECYCLED WASTE
WASTE AND RECYCLING
Forest City is committed to reducing
waste generation during building
development and daily operations.
In 2013, we conducted a successful
pilot program in collaboration with our
national waste broker to maximize
the efficiency of waste collection

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at our properties. The pilot was so
successful we expanded it to 75
residential properties in 2014, saving
waste and recycling costs. Based upon
the positive outcomes, we are now
exploring implementation of recycling
programs at all residential properties.

RENEWABLE ENERGY
Forest City has 12 major renewable
energy facilities constituting 22,000
MWH per year in production and $2.2
million net operating income.
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