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3 Comments on Touring homes Portland Oregon style - creating new business!
I think this is awesome -- Portland is a city that really is concerned and proactive about its environment and its great to see a realtor catering to those clients who bike and bus to work.
As a bike commuter I'd give this realtor a shot at finding me a home -- thanks for the interesting post.
Very cool. What a creative niche she has found.
I had the opportunity to inspect a 'green house,' in Silverton the other day. The home was absolutely incredible. The builder was there to explain the many state of the art and common sense additions that I couldn't see. Like the 2 beads of caulk he put under each wall, that helps to seal the home tighter than Tupperware.
He said that he was going to loose about $15,000 on that home. I guess it is still hard to sell extreme energy effeciency when to most people the home "looks," just like the code build home down the street but costs quite a bit more.
I read that article too. It made national news! Portland is head and shoulders above all other cities when it comes to biking!