October 23, 2008

Joanne Theunissen
50+ Housing Council Chair
50+ Housing Council 
Join the Call: Prepare A Winning Best of 50+ Housing Awards Entry
NAHB News: David Crowe To Replace David Seiders As NAHB's Chief Economist
Aging-in-Place Market a Bright Spot for Housing
Economy: U.S. Economy Apparently Is in Recession; Global Economy Is on the Edge
Environment: Helping Real Estate Appraisers Evaluate Green Building
Finding Your Best 50+ Consumers
Regulatory: IRC 2009 Code Brings Changes in How Homes Will Be Built
BUILD-PAC UPDATE: Help Keep NAHB's Political Action on the Forefront
Featured Universal Design Product: GREAT GRABZ®
Resources: Jobsite Codes Pocket Guide, NAHB Legal Services Programs
Calendar: Conferences and Events
 
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Environment: Helping Real Estate Appraisers Evaluate Green Building


NAHB's Green Building Subcommittee and staff are providing technical assistance to the Appraisal Institute  as it designs  an education course for real estate appraisers on evaluating Green Building techniques and elements in new homes.

The content includes information on the popular NAHB National Green Building Program, including the National Green Building Certification administered by the NAHB Research Center. In all, the new course will discuss the growing acceptance of green building, review green products and materials, and help appraisers recognize how green building techniques can affect the applications of the cost, sales comparison and income capitalization approaches to the appraisal process.

Registration and class location info is available in the education section of the Appraisal Institute's Web site. For more information, e-mail Calli Schmidt, or call her at 800-368-5242  x8132.

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