Local owner reinvents self to stay afloat in slumping market
By Elisa Jaffe Published: Jul 11, 2011 at 8:12 PM PDT
In the face of foreclosures and falling home prices, some local homebuilders are hanging by their nails to stay in business. One local owner has reinvented herself to adjust to the changing market.
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Hello Martha,
I enjoyed our tour of your fish-singer properties some ago. I didn’t agree with everything you did on those homes, none the less, exceptional homes! They were a wealth of information on the transforming of responsible building, and I’m glad to see your still with it with “City Cabins”.
I’ve been working with NW Eco Build Guild, and the USGBC and other than a few contract jobs, there’s not much out there…I’m a recent grad in Sustainable Building Advising and IAQ for Healthy Homes, and looking forward to this weekends, Shoreline Solar Fair. I would love to stop by your booth, and am hoping you could do the same at NW Eco Build.
PS- Wanted to find out where your procured your cisterns on your Fish-Senger properties? Thanks.
Robert Haverlock
CSBA, RCm and IAQ for Healthy Homes
Well done Martha!!