Major Air Pollutants
We spend more than 90% of our lives indoors, and indoor pollutant levels can be up to 10x higher than outdoors. That is why indoor air quality has a real impact on the health of most occupants. Homes, apartment buildings, and malls can all hold a wide mix of air pollutants.
PM2.5
Indoor PM, or dust, comes from smoking and combustion, and ventilation can also carry it in from outside.
CO2
CO2 levels in a room or enclosed space depend on ventilation and how many people are inside.
TVOC
TVOC comes from air fresheners, cleaning products, paints, carpets, and furniture, among other sources.
CO
Fireplaces, coal burning, and similar utilities give off gases such as carbon monoxide.
Odor
Odor is one factor that shapes how comfortable occupants feel. Restrooms are one of the biggest sources of odor.
Smoke
Cooking, fireplaces, fuel burning, and smoking all give off smoke and other air pollutants.
Temp. & Humidity
Both of these air factors have a big influence on how comfortable occupants feel.
Noise
Busy apartment complexes and malls are often loud. At times this noise disturbs residents and visitors.
Who is at Risk?
In crowded homes, offices, and malls, the air can feel stuffy. More occupants breathe out more CO2, and that stale air affects everyone inside the building.
Residential Areas

Children
In children, air pollution can hold back cognitive growth, physical growth, tissue building, organ function, and much more.

Pregnant Women
Exposure to poor air can affect the health of both the mother and her child. It may also disrupt prenatal development.
Older Adults
Poor air quality can worsen lung illnesses and other disorders in older adults, whose age also makes them more prone to illness.

People with Ongoing Health Problems
People with ongoing health problems are especially at risk from air pollution, as their immune systems are already weak.
Commercial Buildings

Returning Customers
Clean air is good for business. It creates a healthy, comfortable environment, so repeat customers keep coming back.

Staff Members
Staff who breathe poor-quality air tend to be less alert and in poorer health, which in turn affects their attendance at work.

Sensitive Group
The sensitive group includes children, older adults, pregnant women, and people with ongoing health problems, such as heart disease.

Healthy Individuals
Even healthy people react to different air pollutants in different ways. Headaches and nausea are among the common symptoms.
Air quality Solutions
Prana Air's air quality monitoring and purification solutions show you what your residents and visitors breathe. They also help you see what to do to clean the air, turn your properties into pollution-free zones, and view and analyze your IAQ.
Data Freemium Services
View or analyze the data on LCD screens or in the app through our customized dashboard. Scan the QR code to see the AQI of the area you're in.

TV Dashboard App

Your Own Custom Real Estate App

QR Code Scan
The Effects of Air Pollution on - Real Estate
When residents, customers, and staff breathe bad air, their health suffers, and so does their overall experience. That deals a big blow to the real estate business.
With Clean Air
- Improved ventilation
- High comfort score
- Better experience
- Profits will rise
Without Clean Air
- Lower comfort
- Poor ventilation score
- Poor experience
- Profits will fall
Frequently Asked Questions
All About Clean Air Tools for Real Estate
Got questions? We're here to help.
Higher CO2 exposure can take a toll on your health. In public spaces, effects such as nausea, dizziness, exhaustion, shortness of breath, and sweating may show up. Common illnesses like the flu and colds also spread fairly easily in these settings.
Homes and apartment buildings can hold a wide range of pollutants. The main ones for indoor air quality are PM2.5, CO2, TVOC, CO, odor, smoke, temperature, humidity, and noise.
Monitoring tells you which pollutants are in a space and at what levels, so you can take the right steps to improve air quality and protect the health of occupants.
Prana Air monitors are WiFi enabled, so there is no need to run wiring to extract and display the data. Just link the monitor to the dashboard over WiFi, and the real-time data shows up on your screens or in the mobile app.
Yes. Our monitors also track readings like temperature, humidity, and noise levels, all of which matter for overall comfort and well-being inside a building.
Yes. Our solutions include custom dashboards, mobile apps, and data analytics, so property teams can make smart choices about airflow, HVAC systems, and other ways to improve the air quality.
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Industrial Applications
No matter how big or small your business is, Prana Air offers a wide range of smart, low-cost, and very accurate air quality tools for many industries.






















