Four steps to living in an eco-friendly home.

As the climate crisis intensifies, more and more people want a sustainable life. Our homes, which are our living spaces, also change according to this legitimate demand. Because we now want to live in environmentally friendly homes, this demand is turning into a growing demand in the real estate sector.

What are "greenhouse", "greenhouse", "green building"?

According to research by world-famous homebuilder Redrow, 82 percent of buyers said they were willing to pay more for a sustainable home than for a traditional home.

So, what is a "greenhouse"? The criteria in Green Home Seekers' Dreams seem to describe these eco-friendly homes:

• With solar panel.
• Located in a certified green building.
• Provide the opportunity to merge with nature.
• No loss of rainwater storage.
• Wastewater recycling.
• isolated
• Residences located in areas with fresh air...

4  steps to living in an eco-friendly home

We live in a world where we are faced with a massive bombardment of information about every person making the right choices and reconsidering their lifestyles and habits for the future of our planet. The steps taken today are also an occasion for new generations to live in a healthy world.

For this, it is not enough just to have habits that will reduce our carbon footprint at home. Now, we must continue to demand that the buildings and homes we live in also have certain standards... Thus, the demand will increase the number of green buildings and eco-friendly homes in the future.

Eco-friendly homes are, at the same time, good for our budget by saving money and enabling us to live a healthy life. Moreover, experts point out that the value of climate change-compatible real estate will increase.

Here's what you need to do to live in an eco-friendly home in 4 steps...

1)  Focus on the economic gains of an eco-friendly home

Eco-friendly homes provide a more economical life. Considering that heating and cooling expenses, electricity, and water are the major cost items for a home today, it would not be wrong to predict that demand in this direction will increase rapidly.

The economic benefits of eco-friendly homes are becoming more apparent with time. Like lower utility bills, house value increasing day by day, always high resale value, and lower maintenance costs.

2)  Learn the effects on nature and health

Eco-friendly homes consume less energy than traditional homes, with aspects such as better insulation, installation of automated technology, and renewable energy generation. It also saves water.

However, water and energy efficiency are not the only benefits it provides. It is important at this stage to know the sustainable materials used in the residence or building in which it is located. Low carbon footprint makes a big impact on buyers.

As for health... yes... health is real wealth. So, remember the physical and mental health benefits that buying or renting an eco-friendly home can bring you.

3)  Working with environmentally friendly housing experts consultants

Real estate advisors who make room in the real estate portfolio for eco-friendly properties will have different proposals for homes in the "green housing" category. For example, it might specialize in a smart home concept in its area. Or you may want to offer prefabricated homes to your attention. 4) Check out the Renovated Home option for budget-friendly living

Renovated homes have been in demand in recent years, especially abroad. In Turkey, real estate offices offer houses in this category to interested buyers.

4)  Check out the Renovated Home option for budget-friendly living

Renovated homes have been in demand in recent years, especially abroad. In Turkey, real estate offices offer houses in this category to interested buyers.

The renovated homes are traditional homes with retrofits and sustainable materials and have been renovated to save more energy/water.

The biggest advantage of renovated homes is their affordable prices.

The renovated homes are traditional homes with retrofits and sustainable materials and have been renovated to save more energy/water.

The biggest advantage of renovated homes is their affordable prices.

buildings of the future

Research shows that the materials used in the production of housing and buildings are responsible for 40 percent of all carbon emissions.

The search continues for alternatives to concrete, which causes billions of dollars in damage to national economies every year. The sector representatives pointed out that concrete has severe damage due to its short life span and causes carbon emissions and cannot be recycled. The sector representatives decided that it was necessary to resort to alternative products and that the search for this problem began. For example, there is a trend towards steel homes instead of concrete.