The Web is full of valuable information about green building, home improvement, the housing market and first hand homebuilding experience and more. Today, we thought we would weed through some of those resources to compile a list of some of our favorites. No list like this could be comprehensive, but you should find some of these interesting.
Please let us know which sites you find the most informative, and feel free to post any of your favorite blogs or twitter accounts in the comments section!
Twitter Accounts:
NAHB Green – “The National Green Building Program offers resources & tools to help builders, remodelers, home building associations, and homeowners learn how to build green.”
NAHB Remodelers – The National Association of Home Builders has its remodeling experts keep you up-to-date on what is new in the remodeling industry.
Green Intel – Christine Costa, Sustainability Practice Leader, tweets on environmental issues. Check out her blogs as well!
Sarah Susanka - Architect and best-selling author of “The Not So Big House” comments on architectural trends, the homebuilding industry and why bigger isn’t always better.
Blogs:
Construction Informer – This blog, geared toward the construction industry, is an excellent place to find quality information and discussion about building. Topics covered range from products to processes, finance to industry news.
Build Intel – “Marketing experts [with construction/homebuilding industry expertise] share their views on the building industry.”
Matt Rinsigner’s Blog – Homebuilder Matt Risinger writes a very informative blog with his first-hand experience in the business.
Constructonomics - “[This] blog covers everything in the architecture, engineering, construction and real estate industry and focuses on economics, leadership, and management. Constructonomics tries to provide readers with valuable and useful content that is also quite fun to read. ”
Ebuilders - “From flooring to roofing and everything in between, find valuable technical advice and design ideas to ensure your success and boost your pride of ownership.”
The Handy Guys Podcast - Two avid DIYers share their experiences working around the house. Q&A, tool tests, how-to’s, the works!
