Give your San Antonio buildings an engagement program tenants talk about.

Alvéole uses beehives to run a year-round tenant engagement program at your properties. Tenants gather around it, participate in it, and stay connected to the building because of it. Managed by us, with no operational lift for your team.

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Bring an Alvéole program to your building

San Antonio, with its rich history and vibrant culture, is also home to beautiful green spaces like the San Antonio River Walk and Brackenridge Park. The city's dedication to sustainability shines through its pollinator-friendly initiatives and community gardens. Native plants such as Texas bluebonnets, black-eyed Susans, and milkweed flourish, providing essential habitats for pollinators and enhancing San Antonio’s natural charm.

A living amenity tenants actually use

A rooftop beehive gives your building a physical anchor for programming, workshops, and honey harvests. Something no other building on the block has.

JLL hives and BeeHomes installed by Alvéole

Alvéole environmental tenant engagement event

Year-round events

Beekeeping workshops, honey harvests, seasonal activations. Alvéole runs all of it.

Participation data that compounds

Every workshop attended, every harvest event, every honey jar delivered generates documentation. By year three, you have a three-year participation record across every tenant.

Nature and biodiversity monitoring

Alvéole generates verifiable biodiversity data at the asset level. Formats directly into GRESB, TNFD, and BOMA submissions

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Meet the neighborhood bees

Promenade I & II

Managed by Lincoln Property Company, the Class A office buildings at Promenade I & II are home to a buzzing beehive and two wild bee homes. This initiative plays a role in both the property's sustainability and engagement strategies. Through beekeeper visits and workshops, tenants are able to connect with nature and each other. Using eDNA and other environmental data collected by the bees, the property team is able to monitor their impact on nature and biodiversity, aiming to make improvements year over year.

Follow the Lincoln Property Company bees

"Tenants love the honey, and prospects never forget it. It’s thoughtful, unexpected, and a constant reminder of what makes this building different."

- Leasing Director, Philadelphia

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Buzzy beekeeping activities for all land on Houston retail center roof

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San Antonio is already pushing for this

SA Tomorrow is San Antonio's sustainability strategy. This plan includes a focus on green buildings, which minimize the negative effect of the built environment on the natural environment, as well as the people who occupy the buildings.

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