If you’re in the market to buy or to build a green home, you’re already making an investment in the environment. Perhaps you’re choosing plumbing […]
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The future could be here, with the first ever zero net energy home which opened last Tuesday, Oct. 26 in Penn., in the Ohio Township
Zero Net Energy Home — A Look into Future Homes? Read More »
What better way to save some “green” than to have the same company building your home, also installing your audio-visual equipment? Texas custom home builder,
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently recognized St. Alban’s Episcopal Church in Monroe, Georgia for its achievements in the fight against climate change. St. Alban’s,
Monroe Ga Church Improves Energy Efficiency Read More »
Did you know that Asthma is the most common chronic childhood disease nationwide, impacting the lives of 6.3 million children, with 230,000 children in Georgia
Pilot Partnership Aims to Help Children in Georgia Breathe Easy Read More »
If potential new home buyers are a little nervous about jumping into the real estate market and applying for a mortgage, it’s understandable. With all
Reminder: There’s Still Mortgage Help for Those Who Need It Read More »
Research from the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) shows that first-time home buyers are contributing to an increase in demand for smaller and less
First-Time Home Buyers Want Smaller, Less Expensive Homes Read More »
The 2011 NAHB National Green Building Conference will hit Salt Lake City May 1 -3, 2011 with more of what you want: more advanced sessions
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An Austin custom home builder, Sterling Custom Homes is nominated as a finalist for 14 custom builder categories by the 2010 Star Awards Committee. The prestigious annual awards
Sterling Custom Homes Nominated as a Finalist for 14 Star Awards Read More »
The Portugese cork industry, backed by the Portuguese government, is going all out to market the green qualities of cork over aluminum twist-off caps or plastic stoppers.
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