

Holloman Home Investments llc
Embracing Advanced Technology for Affordable, Environmentally Sustainable Urban 'Green Homes' & Cowork Real Estate Re-development
Research & Development Project
Introducing Urban Green Homes Community Redevelopment Collective
A Community Research & Redevelopment Initiative of Holloman Home Investments LLC
Welcome to Holloman Home Investments LLC (HHI LLC)
HHI llc began with a focus on real estate investment and a vision for revitalizing communities through sustainable redevelopment, innovative urban starter-home concepts, and environmentally responsible practices.
Over the years, that vision has grown.
Today, HHI LLC serves as the business foundation for a collection of ventures, projects, research, and creative initiatives spanning real estate, community redevelopment, technology, publishing, digital creativity, and entrepreneurship.
Our primary redevelopment initiative, Urban Green Homes Community Redevelopment Collective (UGHCRC), explores practical ways to revitalize small urban homes, encourage sustainable living, and envision community-centered spaces that support creativity, entrepreneurship, and connection.
Beyond redevelopment, HHI LLC also provides the business foundation through which its ventures, projects, research, and creative initiatives continue to develop and evolve. These ventures—and the stories, research, and experiences behind them—come together through Donna L. Holloman Ventures at DonnaLHolloman.com.
Those projects and the stories behind them come together through Donna L. Holloman Ventures at DonnaLHolloman.com.
One company. Many ventures. A continuing journey of building, creating, and exploring what’s possible.
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According to Constructor.org, there are four (4) "Elements or Components of Green Building-Material, Water, Energy, Health"
Constructor.org, who has also provided a 'Building Technology Guide', says that
"Materials for a green building are obtained from natural, renewable sources that have been managed and harvested in a sustainable way; or they are obtained locally to reduce the embedded energy costs of transportation; or salvaged from reclaimed materials at nearby sites. Materials are assessed using green specifications that look at their Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) in terms of their embodied energy, durability, recycled content, waste minimization, and their ability to be reused or recycled."

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), says these are the Components of a 'Green Building':
"EPA has extensive programs and information on green building issues, including:
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Going Global, Going Green
The Power of Earth
"16 sustainable and energy efficient upgrades to make during your next remodel." Article By FortuneBuilders.com
5 Ways Save
"If you are looking for ways to cut your energy bills, consider going green. First step and I’m not kidding: traditional incandescent bulbs!" Article By 'The Green Living Guy'
What is Eco Friendly
"Everything you need to know about eco-friendly homes" Article By Housing.com
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