On my way to my buddy's house for the annual Army-Navy football game yesterday, I drove by a housing development with a sign which claimed that it was the first "GREEN" development in Missouri. Being the tree-hugger that I've turned into, I had to stop by the sales office on my way home after the game. I picked up some information about the place, and it seems pretty nice. Obviously, I'm all about the sustainable and energy-efficient aspects of the development. The cons are that they are only multi-unit buildings (4 and 12) and that it's out in St. Peters/O'Fallon. It's definitely worth checking out if you're looking to move out into those parts: Highland Park.
There's also a "green" high-rise condo development being built in downtown St. Louis called Roberts Tower. This place looks pretty cool as well.
Considering that I've only been in my new house for about half a year, don't expect me to move out into one of these places any time soon. However, it's definitely nice to see that environmentally friendly developments are sprouting up in the area.
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Obi,
ReplyDeleteIf you're interested in learning more about green building in St. Louis you might be interested in signing up for our St. Louis Green Building Newsletter (from Sage Homebuilders) at http://www.sagestl.com/newsletter.html. You can also read this thread -- http://www.urbanstlouis.com/urbanstl/viewtopic.php?p=94812&sid=63ed99ba35210f23560b4f2102b692cf -- about our GBI certified green project in the Tower Grove South neighborhood.