Demand for energy efficiency at the forefront of home-moving decisionsđź’ˇ

Demand for energy efficiency at the forefront of home-moving decisionsđź’ˇ

Concerns regarding the energy crisis and a growing desire for more sustainable living are now guiding the way Brits are making home-moving decisions, according to new research carried out by the Home Builders Federation.

To mark New Homes Week 2022, the federation commissioned the research and investigated the sentiment among the British public towards more sustainable living, following in the wake of the recent energy crisis and growing general awareness of our individual carbon footprints. To continue reading, please Click Here


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