Operations & Technology
Affordable Apt. Project in Chicago Goes Green
Chicago–$9.8 million came through the federal American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
Extreme Weather: Will it Impact Where and How we Build?
New York–Extreme weather, causing larger storms, stronger winds and more flooding than ever before.
Get Connected
Working in telecom upgrades and options can improve a community’s competitive edge.
Is Water the New Oil?
With water shortages expected, better resource management is needed
The Push for Preservation
A new bill aims to address problems arising from aging affordable housing stock.
On Location: Avenue 64, Emeryville, CA
The San Francisco Bay Area stands unrivaled among metropolitan centers.
U.S. Conference of Mayors Embrace Green Building Agenda
Oklahoma City–The U.S. Conference of Mayors has embraced a green building policy agenda.
LEED AP for Neighborhood Development Introduced
Washington, D.C.–The LEED AP ND exam measures knowledge of the LEED for Neighborhood Development Rating System.
‘Ecopads’ for Green-Conscious Renters
Will green features in apartment residences attract renters in a market with a fair amount of choice?
Tower Cos. Develops ‘Ecopads’ for Green-Conscious Renters
Silver Spring, Md.–Will green features in apartment residences attract renters in a market with a fair amount of choice?