Habitat for Humanity Shelter Report (2015)
Habitat for Humanity’s 2015 Shelter Report, an annual policy advocacy guide, focuses on improving energy efficiency among lower-income households.
Read MoreHabitat for Humanity’s 2015 Shelter Report, an annual policy advocacy guide, focuses on improving energy efficiency among lower-income households.
Read MoreHousingForward Virginia and Virginia Tech's Center for Housing Research released this 2014 study that demonstrates the impact of energy efficient construction requirements in affordable rental housing. The report shows that the average resident of an energy efficient apartment saves $54 per month on their electricity bill, which amounts to $648 annually.
Read MoreA 2013 report from the UNC Center for Community Capital exploring correlative data between energy efficient certified homes and mortgage default rates. This is the first academic study on this topic.
Read MoreA report released by LISC making the case for green renovation in affordable housing while providing historical context, case studies, strategies, and resources for getting started with green preservation.
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