Business Insider's Mamta Badkar merges data sources--the S&P/Case-Shiller and Fiserv--to assert that Business Insider has "combed through Fiserv's data and picked the best housing markets for the next five years." We're thinking we'll stick around until 2016, just to see if they're right.
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Thursday, December 8, 2011
The 15 Best Housing Markets For The Next Five Years
Monday, December 5, 2011
AIA Design Competition Results
AIA Denver and CAD-1, Inc. have partnered for the design-build competition for Blue Spruce Habitat for Humanity located in Kittredge, Colorado. The project benefits Hazell and her son Titus. "Currently, Hazell and Titus live in a too-small cabin, and she works several jobs to support her son. She says she feels so blessed that she found Habitat for Humanity as she has always longed for a home and stability, especially now that she has her "miracle child.”
A multitude of individuals throughout the design industry teamed up to create innovative, energy conscious homes and the results were very impressive. The winning team consists of Molly Blakley, Assoc. AIA; Alan Ford, AIA; Kathy Ford, AIA; and Matt Weaver, Assoc. AIA. Alan Ford Architects P.C. is the Architect of Record. (Winning home shown above)
Click here to view images from all the entries.
$85,000 is needed for this project to become a reality and donations can be made at GivingFirst.org
Check donations should be sent to Habitat for Humanity of Colorado (550 S. Wadsworth Blvd., Ste. 150, Lakewood, CO 80226) with AIA Denver in the memo line.
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