Tips For Building Green With Modular Buildings – A Guide For the Average Person
As most people know, the latest trend in construction is ‘GREEN’ or environmentally friendly buildings. As energy prices continue to soar and global warming attracts more attention, the GREEN construction trend is likely to escalate. The goal of this paper is to provide a brief overview of the benefits of GREEN construction and illustrate how Off-Site Construction & modular buildings complement GREEN construction.
Tips For Building Green With Modular Buildings – A Guide For the Average Person
FDIC plan could help 1.5 million keep homes
FDIC plan could help 1.5 million keep homes
Publicly breaking with the Bush administration, the FDIC proposed to use $24 billion in government funding to help 1.5 million American households avoid foreclosure.
2009 commercial real estate outlook darkens
2009 commercial real estate outlook darkens
The 2009 outlook for the commercial real estate sector has turned suddenly bleak. Rents and vacancies at shopping centers and office buildings will suffer the most.
Real-Estate Slump Undercuts Dubai's Ad Market – Wall Street Journal
Real-Estate Slump Undercuts Dubai's Ad Market – Wall Street Journal
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Real-Estate Slump Undercuts Dubai's Ad Market
Wall Street Journal - … the city-state's many newspapers with listings of newly finished, or even unfinished, apartments. Emaar Properties PJSC, the Gulf's largest real-estate … |
Realtors debate home list for public – Arizona Republic
Realtors debate home list for public – Arizona Republic
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Realtors debate home list for public
Arizona Republic, AZ - In addition to broker sites, a growing number of online businesses are offering free access to real-estate listings as a way to generate advertising revenue … |
Cut Your Energy Bills in Half by Building an Energy Efficient Home!
Cut Your Energy Bills in Half by Building an Energy Efficient Home!
In the midst of the ever rising energy costs it is a wise investment for any Owner Builder or person who is having a home built to consider the ways one can cut their energy costs! With the average size of homes getting larger, many consumers have monthly heating and cooling bills in excess of $550 per month! Did you know there are several energy efficient options and money saving features that you can outfit your home with that will literally pay for themselves in short order and can slash your energy bills in half (or more!) Proper guidance and planning are necessary to ensure that you build an energy efficient home primarily because it will cost you thousands of dollars over the life of the home to maintain it if you don’t build an energy efficient home. Secondly the required investment is minimal when compared to the return on investment from lower energy costs monthly and from the enhanced appreciation afforded energy efficient homes! In this article you will learn about several little to no additional cost methods that will help you slash your energy costs in half or more!
FDIC plan could help 1.5 million keep homes
FDIC plan could help 1.5 million keep homes
Publicly breaking with the Bush administration, the FDIC proposed to use $24 billion in government funding to help 1.5 million American households avoid foreclosure.
Number of first-time home buyers is increasing
Number of first-time home buyers is increasing
Low home prices and excess supply helped drive a rise in first-time U.S. home buyers and reduce excess inventory, according to a study released Saturday by The National Association of Realtors.
My Completely Unscientific Real Estate Study Shows Some Surprising … – FOXBusiness
My Completely Unscientific Real Estate Study Shows Some Surprising … – FOXBusiness
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My Completely Unscientific Real Estate Study Shows Some Surprising …
FOXBusiness - By Brian Sullivan Is the real estate market in the Northeast dying? Not according to my weird little study. In 2005 I began to get concerend about inlated … |
Number of first-time home buyers is increasing
Number of first-time home buyers is increasing
Low home prices and excess supply helped drive a rise in first-time U.S. home buyers and reduce excess inventory, according to a study released Saturday by The National Association of Realtors.