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Real estate investors who have been battered by the 2007 financial crisis and subsequent recession have become increasingly frustrated with buying traditional property assets. Yet they remain in no man's land when making attempts to revive their fortune. To the contrary, investors who have successfully survived the financial crisis, knows that in times of economic turmoil, they must jump ship to stay afloat. As traditional property assets lose their appeal, it is time to look elsewhere. Generally, the average investors typically tend to sit back and wait for the next big booming economic wave. Whereas, savvy property investors spend time creating that new wave in a safe boat. During the rubble (or collapsed economic cycle 2007-2012), reallionaires have been switching to new property sectors, in particular, green real estate, whilst novices are still buying traditional assets. This newly emerging property sector, green real estate (GRE) may be defined as a conve

Real estate investors are finally opening their eyes to the enormous opportunity green real estate investing offers. If you've ever read the book, "The Purple Cow", by Seth Godin then you know the value and necessity of NOT being a brown cow, but PURPLE! Well guess what, Green real estate investing is the new purple when it comes to differentiating yourself amongst the endless supply of sellers in this current market and green investing is your golden ticket to higher ROIs, easier marketability, and a healthier end product which all lead towards your profits increasing. As an Architect specializing in sustainable green building, eco-design, and renewable energies, coupled with my passion for real estate and development it is my mission to help you, the curious "green" investor to discover how you can profit from the many benefits green investors (your competition) have already discovered and advancing in each day. What I wanted to do is just

I grew up in North Hollywood, California. I remember attending Monlux elementary school in Van Nuys when "Ecology" became big news. That's 40+ years ago! Back then it was about recyling. We'd have huge newspaper drives to divert some of that trash for re-use. I didn't really understand what was happening back then but now I realize that I was witnessing the birth of something important. California really was the birthplace of the "Green" movement. Sometimes it seems like the rest of the country is just catching up. And now that we are reaching the onset of the economic recovery we are beginning to see emerging technologies leading the way, and in the forefront of these technologies will be the development of green building products and real estate practices. Nowhere in the United States are they more focused on developing environmentally responsible practices than in California. This focus will create a growing opportunity for green real