To live a more sustainable lifestyle, consider the materials and production processes of the textile products you purchase.

Lin Merage explains how Denver's Ordinance 307 might affect their current and future real estate developments.

in Merage has voiced its interest in alternative and sustainable building materials to replace lumber.

Did you know? Denver offers free Christmas tree recycling, every year Denver sets out to pick up the used Christmas trees of Denver.

For a long time, Lin Merage has been following and supporting the work done by the Rainforest Alliance. This organization has been...

Accessory Dwelling Units or ADUs have been a non-stop discussion here in Denver and quite frankly all over the nation. Accessory Dwelling...

As a real estate investor, Lin Merage has viewed countless properties that can operate as an ideal rentals for financial goals. The...

Following her discussion earlier this month, Lin Merage is excited to share about a new sustainable farming project that is happening...

New development and redevelopment projects in Denver are continually subjected to a long list of requirements, criteria, approvals, and fees

It can be one thing to build sustainably with the land that is provided, it's another concept entirely when it comes to using it...

Lin Merage's latest projects have been centered around enhancing existing environments found on property lots. The aim of this is to...

Entrepreneur Lin Merage is passionate about women’s issues and the environment. A sustainability advocate, Lin Merage champions the...