Experience Climate-Positive Living Off-Grid

Live in a climate positive off-grid housing development

inhabitat inhabitat | 1 year ago

A newer multi-use apartment complex along Schleizer Straße in Berlin set out to address housing shortages and the impact of wasteful and toxic construction on the environment. Minimizing carbon emissions was a focus of the project, which resulted in dozens of energy-efficient apartments powered by renewable energy. The project was developed in alignment with the U.N.’s Sustainable Development Goals. It is a set of 17 goals all members of the United Nations agreed on in order to address som...

Connecting real estate profess... Connecting real esta... | 2 years ago

Construction costs vary depending on the location of the features as well as the size of the house. Among the costs to be considered are land, Building Materials , work force , Water , Water collection system, Electricity generation and storage system and any landscaping.If you want to build a small off-grid home, the average national cost would be around $ 45,000, with most people paying between $ 30,000 and $ 60,000. If you compare it with the average price of a house in 2021, which was $ 3617...

165-unit affordable housing development kicks off in Park Heights

bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago

The Cold Spring Lane project will have one, two and three-bedroom units and sits near a Metro and MTA transit hub.

Largest ever climate-positive living artwork blooming for first time at Eden

prolandscapermagazine prolandscapermagazin... | 1 year ago

A 55m long living artwork by acclaimed artist Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg is now flowering at the Eden Project in Cornwall for the first time since being planted last autumn. Exploring the vital role of pollinators, Pollinator Pathmaker comprises 7,000 plants from 64 different species and seeks to challenge what a garden is and who it is for. The captivating artwork is located in the Wild Edge zone of the outdoor gardens and is visible from across the site of the world-famous Biomes. It is now welc...

$6.75M Off-the-Grid Ranch in Idaho Seeks an Adventurous Buyer

www.realtor.com www.realtor.com | 1 year ago

For the buyer who wants to truly live off the grid, there’s no better place than this 21-acre ranch in Riggins, ID. “It’s surrounded by millions of acres of protected land,” says Latham Jenkins, the listing agent with Live Water Jackson Hole. In fact, at 2.36 million acres, the Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness Area is the largest contiguous federally managed wilderness outside of Alaska. The property was even featured on the Discovery Channel’s “River of No Return” in 20...

On a $4M Off-Grid Art Farm on Maui, You Won’t Have To Sacrifice Creature Comforts

www.realtor.com www.realtor.com | 1 year ago

Owner and architect Thomas Rusnak built what he calls the "Float Off-Grid Art Farm" in Maui's upcountry in 2018. The post On a $4M Off-Grid Art Farm on Maui, You Won’t Have To Sacrifice Creature Comforts appeared first on Real Estate News & Insights | realtor.com®.

Is This a Slowdown or a Housing Bubble? [LIVE WEBINAR]

keepingcurrentmatters keepingcurrentmatter... | 1 year ago

Largest-ever geothermal grid under this Texas housing development is saving homeowners serious money

Broadcast Media Production and... Broadcast Media Prod... | 1 year ago

From above, the 2,000-acre new housing development just outside Austin, Texas, looks much like any other. Each home has solar panels, but that's no longer uncommon. But the Whisper Valley community is entirely unique thanks to what lies below. Far below. The master-planned community, which will eventually include multifamily units and garden apartments in addition to single-family homes, is built atop an enormous geothermal grid. It's the largest ever created for a residential community – ess...

How to maintain a positive mindset in tough times

mcdanielrealestatesystems mcdanielrealestatesy... | 3 years ago

Given everything that’s happened in 2020 so far, many of have slipped into a low-grade depression. Since the start of quarantine, social media has become a battleground fuelled by negativity. Luckily, as some businesses start to reopen, there are opportunities to start sharing good news on our platforms once again. That being said, most of us are still holding onto what our lives used to look like, which makes things even harder. How can we pull ourselves out of the daze? How can we recreate...