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Team of Appraisers Across Six States Find Home Buyers Will Pay Premium for Solar...

Photovoltaics added value to homes in six markets, according to a new report titled “Appraising into the Sun: Six-State Solar Home Paired-Sales Analysis,” led by a researcher from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) and a home appraisal expert. Researchers engaged a team of seven appraisers from across the six states to determine the value that solar photovoltaic (PV) systems added to single-family homes using the industry-standard paired-sales valuation technique, which compares recent sales of comparable homes to estimate the premium buyers would pay for PV.

Connecticut Real Estate Investors Association (CT REIA) Announces June 2013 Real Estate Investing Millionaire...

West Hartford, CT - May 22, 2013 - (RealEstateRama) -- The Connecticut Real Estate Investors Association, or CT REIA, in association with Reggie Brooks, Al Lowry, and Bill Gatten is announcing the Millionaire Summit for real estate investors on June 1-...

Redfin Gives Home Buyers the Advantage with Instant Updates

Seattle - March 26, 2012 - (RealEstateRama) -- Redfin, the technology-powered real estate broker, today released Instant Updates, the first service to immediately email new home listings and price changes to customers, and let them schedule tours directly from the email.

Business Real Estate Press Releases

Sovereign AI and the Future of MLS Governance

WAV Group and Fluente Release Whitepaper on Sovereign AI and the...

WAV Group, a leading real estate consulting firm, has partnered with Fluente, their wholly owned AI Strategy and Development firm, to release a new whitepaper titled "Sovereign AI and the

Recent Gov & Nonprofit Real Estate Press Releases

EIA

EIA expects U.S. household heating costs will vary based on retail...

In its 2025 Winter Fuels Outlook, EIA forecasts U.S. households heated by natural gas will pay about the same to heat their homes as they did last winter. On average, EIA expects households heated by electricity to pay more to heat their homes