Homes Going UP
Yes, that is snow you see.
Mini Barn 2 in Narrowsburg.

Expanded this time with a spiral stair to the loft. Ready for paint and floor sanding.

Farm 26 in Narrowsburg -

Trim carpentry phase. Then Paint.

This Modern number in Narrowburg just sold on Friday. More on that shortly.


Jeez, how'd that pic of Miami Beach get in here?


Anyways, a Barn house for sale in Rhinebeck NY.

Farm 33 in Rhinebeck NY. Framing starts next week.


The Tear down and Rebuild up outside of Woodstock NY. We are just about finishing up the tile work inside, which will segue into the kitchen installation.


Farm 30 up in Olivebridge NY is on the Fast track. Plumbing, heating and electric rough in phase.

Farm 32 in Kerhonkson NY, just below the Ashokan Reservior. Just entering Sheetrock Phase.

Farm 31in Kerhonkson. For sale - $455k. Just starting the Sheetrock.

Farm 28 - Narrowsburg - SOLD
Everything about this home is awesome.








































Writing, Winter, Fires and the Beach
The Upstater, one of the finest upstate real estate and lifestyle blogs around (associated with both Brownstowner.com and Chronogram), has invited me to contribute on occasion about my experiences both personal and professional. Here's the first. - Daylight's Waning - Musings of a Catskills Builder.
Pics sent from the Boys over at Cottage 46.

And then this one from over at newly purchased Farm 28, which he titled in the email Subject : "No Words Needed."

I would like to add my own No Words Needed photo.

3 reposted articles on Green Construction
High Construction Costs Often Prevent Builders From Offering Green Features by Jennifer Goodman and Shelley D. Hutchins
Many industry pros are daunted by the price of sustainable construction techniques.
Building Design & Performance by Dennis Wedlick
Architecture, like grass, could always be greener … Lessons learned from the Hudson Passive Project.
Green Builders Must Battle For Fair Market Valuation by Jennifer Goodman and Shelley D. Hutchins
Sustainable, energy-saving homes don't always appraise for what they're worth.
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