United Way of Long Island initiates its next high-performance, low-carbon home with first-in-the-usa innovative technologies
Superior Design Makes it Way from the United Kingdom to United Way
United Way of Long Island held a Panel-Raising Ceremony on Thursday, July 21 to announce the newest high-efficiency housing development project in its growing portfolio. The 1,100 sf, 3BR, 2BA home is now under construction, employing exceptional building designs and technologies, including a first-in-the-nation deployment of the Etopia Build System, facilitating high-quality, resilient, all-electric, low-carbon housing in Britain and beyond.
United Way acquired the property located at 78 South 30th Street in Wyandanch through a donation from the Suffolk County Landbank. In return for this gift, United Way has pledged to develop and sell the home to a first-time homebuyer at a 20% discount from the going market rate.
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