GFC Featured in Boston Building’s Boom Article
posted on October 5, 2012
Charles Aggouras, president of Weston-based GFC Development, said his firm is building several two- to eight-unit projects in Boston, Cambridge and Somerville.
In Jamaica Plain, the company has approvals for two adjoining zero-energy townhouses as part of Boston’s Energy Positive Green Building Demonstration Program, a residential initiative to bring environmentally-friendly homes to Boston’s neighborhoods.
Aggouras said inventory is low for condominiums and single-family homes in Boston, creating a market for home builders. At press time, the MLS Property Information Network listed 134 single-family homes for sale and 344 condominiums under $350,000. “We see it as an opportunity,” he said.
GFC’s Endicott Residences Awarded LEED Silver Certification
posted on September 7, 2012
GFC Development’s groundbreaking, eco-friendly construction project, Endicott Residences, was awarded LEED Silver certification by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) for achievement in green homebuilding and design.
“As a LEED certified home, GFC’s Endicott Residences is a model for greener living for the entire community,” said Nate Kredich, Vice President of Residential Market Development for the U.S. Green Building Council. “The home is at the national forefront of quality and GFC’s example can help us all to live better by reducing our environmental footprint, cutting our utility bills, and coming home to a healthier place to live.”