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Subject: Inman PM: 'Green' homes come in many shades

 

ADVERTISEMENT Only 5 DAYS LEFT to save over $300. Early Bird pricing available now for Connect NYC 2010. New Year. New Market. New Technologies. Register Today! TODAY'S TOP STORIES = Premium Member News - Join Now » Monday, September 28, 2009 'Green' homes come in many shades I'm always fascinated by how new words -- or new, off-label definitions for old words -- permeate the popular lexicon. If you called an object "green" five years ago, the average listener would have thought you were referring to its hue. These days, the label of "green" implies something comprised of sustainable or recycled materials, something energy efficient or an object that otherwise empowers its user to live in a manner that is environmentally friendly and promotes well living. When it comes to what homebuyers want and what home sellers tout in this day and age, a green house is less likely to be a house with green exterior paint or a glassy outbuilding for cultivating plants than it is an eco-sensitive abode. More » Study: Detroit less costly than Hanoi Coldwell Banker compares cost of 'aspirational' 4-bedroom home Bridging real estate's generational gap Buyers want 'trusted resource' in today's Web 2.0 Condo-purchase deal-breakers Issues to look for before signing contract Tax savings on second-home exchange Retirement strategy can eliminate capital gains OTHER TOP STORIES Loan shoppers: their own worst enemy? Many clueless when it comes to mortgage disclosures RESPA's missed opportunity Essay: Changes may still leave consumers 'clueless' California home sales cool in August Inventory remains low as prices continue to rise Here come the spammers Letter to the Editor 'Most Influential' nominees due by Oct. 9 From Inman Blog Latest News » ADVERTISEMENT Follow Brad Inman's new venture Vook on Twitter @vooktv and sign up for beta at Vook.com	ADVERTISEMENT Video Ads Get Results! Get your own Custom TurnHere Video Ad and Win More Business. Special Inman News Offer – Only $499! NOTABLE QUOTE "The Fed's statement led with a cheery preamble, 'Economic activity has picked up," but on further review was 'Tweedlee-Dee-ing' past the graveyard. A confident Fed would not have extended mortgage-purchase commitment into next spring, nor confirmed the entire $1.25 trillion commitment, nor have left the door open to more if necessary ..." --Lou Barnes MOST COMMENTS Facebook app promotes property listings A real estate who's who Card-carrying real estate status-seekers
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