We all know that green homebuilding is hot in new home construction. But do you know how to spot a green home? Today's Atlanta Journal-Constitution outlines some things to look for when choosing your new home:
Full Article: :What To Look For In A New Green Home
Green Home Building
2008 10 Jan
Slowing to a snail's pace, construction spending continues to fall. This fact will have some effects on the overall economy at some point. "Spending on private construction was at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $863.2 billion, 1.4 percent below the revised September estimate of $875.2 billion. Residential construction was at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $503.7 billion in October, 2.0 percent below the revised September estimate of $514.2 billion."
Full Article: :Latest Construction Spending Data Shows Continued Slowdown
News
2007 01 Dec
A recent study by the California Association of Realtors shows that only 24% of Californians have enough income to qualify for a typical entry-level home at $482,910.
Full Article: :Only 24% of Californians Can Afford Entry Level Housing
News
2007 01 Dec
Home Building Costs are low. Builders are on the sidelines looking for new avenues of revenue. Dust off your plans, now is the time to build.
Full Article: :Now is the time to build
News
2007 30 Nov
Hot2o's polymer-based roof solar system heats 50% of a typical households water. Costing less than $500 and qualifies for the federal solar energy tax credit (EPACT).
Hot2o's Solar Domestic Hot Water System.
Full Article: :Let Mother Nature Heat Your Water, Qualify For EPACT Tax Credit
Products
2007 09 Oct
