Attainable Home’s weekly news roundup, where we share a few links we think you’ll find interesting. This week, national and personal economic implications of coronavirus, solar energy, and more.
This week it’s all about being at home. Be thankful, get some exercise, and find your groove without losing your sanity!
Attainable Home’s bi-weekly news roundup, where we share a few links we think you’ll find interesting. This week, creativity and progress balance the global epidemic and recession.
In this week’s news, wages needed to rent an apartment vary widely by state; markets respond to the coronavirus; and two new companies are reinventing the mortgage.
Putting together a net-zero house costs less than you think when all the components work together. Dive into some straightforward, money-saving components that have a quick payback, a good ROI, and improve the comfort of your home.
The energy consumed by buildings in cities is the major source of greenhouse gas, and major cities worldwide are taking drastic steps to provide building owners with new guidelines to reduce carbon emissions.
Having an Attainable Home, at the end of the day, is an idea. An idea that everyone has the right and the chance to work hard, live comfortably, and have prosperity throughout their life, and we’re happy to say that it’s still possible.
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