pittsburgh homes: Healthy Homes Incentive Program
- 09/22/14 01:27 AM
If you live in Allegheny County and are thinking about making energy improvements to your home this year then take a look at the Healthy Homes Incentive Program (HHIP). Owners who make energy efficiency investments of $5,000 or more, can get up to an additional $2,500 for even deeper improvements. The HHIP program will help with identifying financing options, select an energy auditor and home energy contractor and ensure the work is completed to the highest standards. You can get more information on the website at www.healthyhomespgh.org. … (0 comments)
pittsburgh homes: RE/MAX is #1
- 05/09/12 04:30 AM
Thank you friends, family, past clients and current clients for making us #1. RE/MAX is proud to have helped more home buyers and sellers in 2011 than any other national real estate franchise. The recently released RE/MAX vs. The Industry report shows RE/MAX Agents closed 751,088 transactions last year, 20% more than our closest competitor! http://bit.ly/REMAXvIndustry.
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pittsburgh homes: Finding An Affordable Home In The Pittsburgh Area
- 06/10/11 09:20 AM
Looking for a nice home in Pittsburgh, need to find something affordable, and don't want a fixer-upper? Then you may want to consider one of a number of homes that are being built and renovated in several areas around Pittsburgh that come with reduced prices, tax abatements and/or deferred 2nd mortgages. These incentives let low and moderate income households buy a great house for less money. Recently I started marketing for sale one of these homes, a beautiful little house in the North Braddock neighborhood of Pittsburgh. The home is almost completely new inside and out, has a great big yard, … (0 comments)
pittsburgh homes: Choosing The Right Area For Pittsburgh Property Development
- 04/20/11 11:27 AM
Knowing what the real estate market is like in Pittsburgh is vital when it comes to making the decision of whether or not to develop in one area. Consider several important factors, the value and opportunity to make money varies from one area of Pittsburgh to another. Some places may seem very appealing, but when the area is examined more closely and effectively, the potential income is just not there to be made. How is the real estate market in your area?Unlike some areas of the country, Pittsburgh has a stable real estate market that allows for a safer investment … (0 comments)
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If you live in Allegheny County and are thinking about making energy improvements to your home this year then take a look at the Healthy Homes Incentive Program (HHIP). Owners who make energy efficiency investments of $5,000 or more, can get up to an additional $2,500 for even deeper improvements.
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