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ENERGY STAR Homes See Record Growth in 2024 Under Federal Tax Credit
Almost everyone knows the ENERGY STAR label for consumer products. U.S. residents buy an average of 800,000 ENERGY STAR products each day—everything from water heaters to televisions. The energy cost savings...
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50L Home Coalition and USGBC-CA Reduce Indoor Water Usage by Over 20% With Whole-Home Approach
In addition to lower water and energy bills, a majority of participants in the pilot reported a positive impact of the combination of provided products, appliances and fixtures on their quality of life at home, including the feedback...
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How Gen Z is Reshaping Real Estate: Smart Homes, Sustainability and New Buying Trends
They seek smart homes that incorporate their needs, eco-friendly spaces that are harmless to the planet, and neighbourhoods that encourage connection, and with a world of listings at their fingertips, Gen Z is redefining how...
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A New Modern Vision of Sustainably Built, Fully Electric, Fire Hardened Luxury In Berkeley’s Claremont Hills
The last of the lots in the 1991 Berkeley Tunnel Fire-Firestorm area are being developed. This is one of those lots that has finally been built 30+ years later. Golden Gate Sotheby’s International Realty announces the availability...
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Charleston Agrihood Announces New Addition to Builders Guild
Kiawah River, a waterfront agrihood near Charleston, South Carolina has announced the addition of Brightwater Homes to its Builders Guild, a builder known for its commitment to energy-efficiency and sustainability...
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Resilient Building Methods Contribute to Healthier Living
The threat to residential housing by natural disasters continues to increase. Damage to property caused by natural and man-made disasters can be reduced by building above minimum code, which aims to ensure basic safety.
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