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sterling-green-rendering-1208.jpgSterling Green, the eco-friendly condo project on the Prospect Heights/Crown Heights border, not only has a completed facade, but a Web site and a Facebook page. There seem to be some deals for the digitally-inclined, including at $1,000 discount for those who become a “fan” of the project on Facebook and purchase a unit there; probably worth the trouble of a click for that. Great green stuff includes wind-powered common spaces, tankless hot water heaters, cabinets made from sustainable wood, etc, and bike storage as well, to encourage the green lifestyle. Prices start at $299,000 for an alcove studio with outdoor space. How’s that sound? GMAP


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  1. It doesn’t make economic sense for such a small building to go after LEED. By the time they hire a consultant, even if NYSERDA pays them back via a grant, and do all the paperwork, even the reduced work required for LEED for Homes, it is still way too much work just for a plaque.

    People who care about green should be able to see the smart green choices this developer made without needing the LEED branding.

    Great infill project, and green at a decent price point. Nice work.