Future homeowners, tenants, and investors are setting their sights on sustainability and adopting new concepts when planning and building new developments. The demand for green homes is on the rise, so developers’ perceptions of the market have been forced to change.
The idea of eco developments was first mentioned back in 2007 when the British government promoted plans to build five new eco-towns in the UK. The Guardian suggests that there are now. Whilst many of these eco-homes are near London, property developers in the North West region have been busy building eco property in other top UK cities like Liverpool.
As more people strive to make their properties sustainable, companies worldwide recognise this and are adapting future developments to meet the demand. , for example, has released details on the first eco-development in Liverpool, in the UK, to include low carbon features.Eco developments are carefully built in a way to prioritise green materials and promote renewable energy. The properties are designed to deliver quality living space whilst minimising the impact on the environment.
Most modern properties come with smart technology like programmable thermostats to control heating and cooling systems already installed to help investors and residents live a more sustainable life, and reduce the amount of wasted energy. Eco-lighting and eco-heating systems complete with motion sensors appeal to students and young professionals who are looking for the latest digital devices.