Sustainable Building Industry Mentioned in NY Times

At the forefront of the green revolution is the international effort toward sustainable building and design standards. A New York Times article sketched three such efforts: the LEED standards from the United States, BREEAM from Britain and DGNB from Germany Each of these efforts toward green-building certification has grown mainly through their application... [Read more...]
Market Rebound: Luxury Home Sales Skyrocketed in 2012

Finally, there is good news to report about the housing market. Luxury homes rebounded in 2012, almost double from where they were in 2011. According to the news report published in the Inside Real Estate News, prices for luxury homes remained stable on the market. Not only are lower priced homes selling, but higher end houses are gaining momentum at the... [Read more...]
WaterSense Faucets, Toilets Save Water

Faucets and toilets that are certified by WaterSense, an EPA partnership program, save water while maintaining their functionality. The result is lower water and sewage bills and a more sustainable environment. Here are some details about the WaterSense program: Founded in 2006. Helped citizens save 287 billion gallons of water and over $4.7 billion in... [Read more...]

