“While demand for traditional residential construction is slowing, the green housing market continues to grow and Parkside at Mechanicsville is a great example of why this is. LEED certified homes are healthier places to live, produce lower utility bills, have better air quality, and leave a smaller environmental footprint behind.”
– Nate Kredich, Vice President, Residential Market Development, U.S. Green Building Council
Sustainability
According to USGBC, there are both environmental and financial benefits to earning LEED certification. LEED certified buildings are designed to lower operating costs and increase asset value, reduce waste sent to landfills, conserve energy and water, be healthier and safer for occupants and qualify for tax rebates, zoning allowances and other incentives in hundreds of cities.
At Capstone, we understand the importance of sustainability. Going green on a multifamily project is not easy; however, our experience allows us to provide pre-construction and construction services to deliver successful, sustainable projects while staying within budget.
Our most recent sustainbable projects include Parkside at Mechanicsville which achieved a LEED® Silver certification and Maple Hills Apartments, which is currently registered with LEED for Homes and anticipates a LEED Gold certification.
