Alan Hoffmann

Inflation Reduction Act’s Solar Rebate is Great, But One Builder Says It’s Not a Green Building Magic Bullet

By April Towery / August 18, 2022 /

The Inflation Reduction Act represents the most ambitious climate spending package in U.S. history, but will it fix our energy woes?

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How the Luxury Home Market is Dealing With Higher Costs

By Daniel Lalley / July 4, 2022 /

It’s no secret that Americans are grappling with grave economic implications across myriad of industries. As inflation and energy prices hit new highs, many of our biggest business sectors experience slowed growth and stagnant sales. Sectors hit hardest often include discretionary categories like electronics, clothes, or furniture. Therefore, it’s not surprising that the market for…

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A Higher Quality Home Battery Takes Off in Texas, But is it a Green Energy Winner?

By Daniel Lalley / May 16, 2022 /

For years, home energy storage has been rife with dangerous mechanisms and wasteful materials. With both lead-acid components and lithium-ion technology, going off the grid held uncertain side effects. Overheating, over mining, and inherent toxicity were top concerns. However, innovation has led to an evolution of this technology, and it’s taking off right here in…

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Get Tickets Now For May 7 Dallas Builders Association Parade Of Homes

By April Towery / May 2, 2022 /

Six unique homes will be featured in this year’s Dallas Builders Association Parade of Homes, which benefits a nonprofit that builds custom, mortgage-free homes for combat-wounded U.S. military veterans.  Addresses for the dwellings on parade will be emailed to ticketholders a few days prior to the May 7 event. They are in Briarwood, Midway Hollow,…

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Hoffmann Homes Builds a Tornado-Proof Stunner in Little Forest Hills

By Joanna England / October 2, 2020 /

After last year’s F3 tornado that ripped apart Preston Hollow and North Dallas, it’s surprising that tornado resistance hasn’t become a larger part of the conversation surrounding residential construction. And as the October anniversary of the storm nears, it’s definitely taking up more space at the backs of our minds. Why is it so hard…

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