In our role as LEED Consultancy in Agile Advisors, LEED-certified buildings save money over time, even though they frequently demand an initial investment. Compared to conventional structures, LEED buildings typically use 11% less water and 25% less energy. This efficiency results in lower operating expenses and utility bills. The focus of LEED buildings is on interior environmental quality, which directly improves tenants' health. By enhancing air quality, optimizing natural light, and managing moisture, LEED projects can lower the risk of health problems, including allergies, exhaustion, and respiratory disorders, that are linked to unfavorable building environments. A major benefit for residential and commercial buildings is that healthier buildings have happier, more productive residents.