First Potomac, one of Washington D.C.’s largest commercial real estate managers, received high ratings from Energy Star on three of its downtown properties after a slew of energy efficient renovations.
First Potomac, one of Washington D.C.’s largest commercial real estate managers, received high ratings from Energy Star on three of its downtown properties after a slew of energy efficient renovations.
According to several new reports, the number of energy efficient homes on the market has been increasing drastically year over year throughout the United States, with Energy Star Certified homes accounting for more than a quarter of all new construction in 2011.
This weekend, more than 300 exhibitors will take over the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium for the fall edition of the Maryland Home & Garden Show.
A partnership between public and private investors has resulted in a new, energy efficient affordable housing development in Princess Anne, Maryland.
As Halloween approaches, so too do colder nights and an increase in home energy consumption.
A new home has hit the market in Northern Virginia that is set to be one of the states most energy-efficient properties once occupied, utilizing the latest advances in solar panel technology.
Last year, homeowners had it relatively easy when it came to heating their houses for the winter.
Energy efficiency is a popular topic among politicians, as global warming and rising utility costs have increased public awareness of environmentally friendly alternatives to traditional means of electricity production.
Over the course of this week, Virginians have the opportunity to make their homes more energy efficient by taking advantage of a statewide tax holiday on Energy Star and WaterSense appliances.
High school students in Northern California who take part in the Humboldt Regional Occupational Program (HROP) have the opportunity to gain real world experience and build upon skills that can help them with careers in home construction for the future.