A recent report from the National Association of Realtors (NAR) indicated that home sales were up markedly during the Month of April compared to March.
A recent report from the National Association of Realtors (NAR) indicated that home sales were up markedly during the Month of April compared to March.
With the recent string of devastating tornadoes sweeping through the Midwest – with one recent storm even taking the lives of at least 51 individuals after slamming into an Oklahoma elementary school – Maryland residents are likely remembering the devastation that they felt at the hands of Superstorm Sandy back in October 2012.
Today is the first day of the Sixth Annual Energy Efficiency Global Forum in Washington, D.C. – a yearly gathering of manufacturers and advocacy groups aimed at enhancing the discussion on environmentally friendly practices.
Spring and summer are notoriously the busiest seasons for home sales, and before any wise buyer signs the lease on a new property, they’ll probably hire a home inspection contractor to come make sure that this investment is a wise one.
The state of Maryland has long been a leader on a national scale when it comes to implementing environmentally friendly and energy efficient practices into the day-to-day lives of the residents who call this area home.
With summer just around the corner, homeowners residing in the Mid-Atlantic states can anticipate significantly higher electric bills this season as they amp up their air conditioners in an attempt to stay cool while indoors.
While the national economy has been sluggish in its recovery after the Great Recession, the housing market has been particularly robust over the past several months, with sales in almost all major metropolitan areas showing significant increases year-over-year.
On May 9, it was announced that Boston College (BC), a private nonprofit Jesuit university in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, was named the Northeast Business Leader by Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnerships (NEEP) – a coalition that raises awareness and endorses projects to improve energy efficiency throughout the region.
Now that the weather has improved, many homeowners are taking it upon themselves to create spaces where their family can enjoy the warm air and sunshine.
In just a few short weeks, kids will be getting out of school and spending a whole lot of time playing around the house and in the backyard.