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Systems |
While a number of
national green home rating systems were developed in the past few years, a
larger number of local and regional programs developed concurrently. |
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Why They Were
Developed |
Appraisers should know
that local green home rating programs might well be more recognized and
marketable than national systems, depending on the locality. It behooves
property appraisers to assess which green rating systems or certifications
are prominent in a given area. Local green-home tours are a good source of
insight, as well as attendance at local meetings of design and construction
associations. |
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Notable Local and
Regional Green-building Programs |
GreenPoint Rated —
California, Northern and Southern GreenPoint Rated Certified
Professionals Vermont Green Homes
Alliance Comparison of
Vermont Green Homes Programs Common
Requirements for Green Homes Programs Built Green Santa
Barbara — California Built Green Santa Barbara
Checklists Built Green Santa Barbara
Projects in Progress Austin Energy Green
Building Program Find a Green Building Professional |
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More Local and
Regional Programs |
Green Built Michigan — Lansing,
Michigan Wisconsin Green Built Home — Madison,
Wisconsin Built Green Colorado (in a period of
transition) Green
Points Program — Boulder, Colorado Build San Antonio Green — San Antonio,
Texas Hawaii
Built Green — Honolulu, Hawaii Built Green — King County and Snohomish
County, Washington Built Green Washington —
Bremerton, Washington Portland Green
Rated — Portland, Oregon Seventh Generation Building Guild —
Corvallis, Oregon California Green
Builder Program — Sacramento, California Earth
Advantage — Eugene, Oregon Earth
Advantage — Ashland, Oregon Earth
Advantage — Redding, California Earth
Advantage — Boston, Massachusetts EcoBuild —
Memphis, Tennessee EarthCraft House — Atlanta,
Georgia |