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Energy Conservation
An Energy-Savings Window of Opportunity
Whether it’s out of concern for the environment, pocketbook issues, or a little bit of both, there is no doubt that energy efficiency is a top concern for condominium owners today. And when
looking for increased energy efficiency, windows and doors are among the first
places to look –with good reason!
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Even Older Condos Can Go "Green"
Yogi Berra, former philosopher-catcher for the New York Yankees, got it right. “It’s déjà vu all over again.” The reprise of the 1973 energy crisis is back on stage. The future is not what it used to be. Energy is the new arbiter of economics and, it would appear, global politics. The U.S. Department of Energy reminds us (again) that residential buildings consume 21% of the nation’s energy menu. We know that common interest developments make up a significant andgrowing portion of that percentage. Read More
Greenwich, Connecticut
Located just 30 miles from New York City’s Times Square, Greenwich lies in the very southwestern corner of Connecticut. The first town in New England on the commuter train line from New York, Greenwich has thrived on its mix of wealthy residents and proximity to New York to becomea modern and successful town with upscale shopping, enviable municipal services, international corporations and stratospheric real estate prices. The resulting prosperity of southwestern Fairfield County, anchored by Greenwich, has earned the entire area the nickname “Gold Coast.” Read More
Trying to Be Green Part II
Given the growing interest in green building practices and energy conservation, homeowners everywhere, including in condominiums, are faced with many questions and challenges. As with most new technologies, we need to know which technologies are best and most appropriate, when the options become financially worthwhile, and when is the right time to jump into the green pool. Read More
Mystic, Connecticut
From its rich maritime history to its hosting of the world’s largest living seafaring museum, Mystic, Connecticut’s natural connection to the sea has remained vibrant.
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Legal Issues
Skyrocketing energy costs have become the unfortunate norm. So it’s probably a good time to revisit a relatively obscure section of Massachusetts’ condominium statute that empowers condominium boards to become energy conservationists. Read More
