
The next generation of homebuyers is going green. It's a responsible, forward-thinking outlook that declares, "There's no place like home - so save it." The key to green real estate is sustainability, living comfortably while minimizing your home's carbon footprint, lowering energy, and minimizing consumption and fuel needs. By giving consideration to green practices, you play your part as a responsible citizen of the planet. If you haven't already, get ready to go green.
Update insulation, which can help cut your heating and cooling energy costs and consumption.
Changing your incandescent light bulbs to compact fluorescent light bulbs will cut your energy costs drastically.
Modern appliances are now going green, as well: dishwasher, ovens, stoves, refrigerators, freezers are now becoming energy efficient. By replacing your appliances with energy efficient ones you are appealing to the new eco-friendly buyers and making a great investment for the environment.
Low-flush toilets are the new rage, wasting less water in volume per flush.
Thinking reno? Nature's answer to interior lighting is the skylight: they help to illuminate rooms so you can keep those lights off.
Most importantly, going green is the way of the future. And it's here to stay. Green homes are not only less expensive to maintain, they also guarantee that there will be resources for generations to come.