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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.

Green building was once considered little more than a passing fad embraced by a niche demographic of activists and academics. That’s all starting to change, as a recent report from McGraw Hill Construction, an industry-research group, found that more homeowners than ever are buying into the energy efficiency craze.

With the end of the school year fast approaching, many families have begun planning for their much anticipated annual vacation.

As the saying goes, April showers bring May flowers, but the first full month of spring often comes with more than just the wet weather and moist air.