Green New Build Homes

Green New Build Homes

We take a quick look at the what home buyers and renters value in new build properties

  • Following on from COP26, research by HomeViews has found nearly 70% of new build owners or renters value sustainable building features.
  • Recycling services, energy saving measures and renewable energy features were most valued by renters and owners alike.
  • New build owners or renters were less bothered by smart features and sustainable construction techniques.
  • The Future Homes Standard is set to come into effect in 2025, to ensure new homes produce 75% to 80% less carbon emissions than at present. 
  • Source: Dataloft, HomeViews, 2021


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