by Angela Ashby

Green doesn't have to be exotic; it just has to be smart.
The idea that building green is only for the wealthy
and too costly for the average homeowner is a myth
that must be dispelled. Building and remodeling green
doesn't have to break the bank. Green opportunities
are as diverse as the housing industry itself. (Read more.)

Author Bios

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Features
Steamboat Springs Community Center Takes the LEED
by Sarah Fox, Wendy Dubord and Taylor Webb

Recycle Your House: Deconstruction vs. Demolition
by Marra Bennett

The Digital Home Lifestyle
by Brian Berry

Let Your Trees Pay the Power Bill
by CJ Mucklow, Routt County Extension

Departments
The Green Scene
Living Roofs: But Will I Have to Mow It?
by Adam Wright

Together We're Greener - Steamboat's New Green Building Program
by Bob Keenan

Canaries, Cats and Kids
by Irene Nelson

Reducing Paper Waste in Real Estate Transactions
By Tom Willman

LEED-H - The Green Spectrum in Home Construction
By Mark Mueller

Sustainable Steamboat
By Dagney McKinley

Builder Perspectives
Take a Deep Breath: How’s your Indoor Air Quality?
By Scott Scherer

Money & Finances
§1031 Tax Deferred Exchanges - a Powerful Tax Strategy
By Kennen Cohen

Décor & Style
Scratching the Surface
By Jan Cohen

It’s Old, but is it Historic?
By Arianthe´ C. Stettner

Real Estate
The Laws of Attraction
By Dagny McKinley