According to the Minimum Program Requirements, a LEED for Neighborhood Development project should contain at...

According to the Minimum Program Requirements (MPRs) for LEED for Neighborhood Development, a project must contain at least one habitable building to be eligible for certification. This ensures that the project contributes to creating a functional neighborhood with actual habitable space, rather than just being open land or non-habitable structures. This requirement is fundamental for establishing the neighborhood as a living, functioning community.