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The Long-Term Cost Savings of Green Building
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I’ve actually seen a bit of both sides. In one of the newer developments near me, they marketed the homes as “eco-luxury”—solar panels, smart thermostats, rainwater collection, all that jazz. They were definitely pricier than similar homes nearby, but at open houses, people seemed more interested in the quartz countertops and fancy lighting than the energy ratings. I remember one guy literally saying, “Solar is cool, but check out this wine fridge.”
That said, there was a bidding war on one of the houses with a Tesla Powerwall and a super sleek EV charger. Maybe it’s just certain buyers? Or maybe it’s like you mentioned:
Feels spot on. Around here, eco features are a nice bonus for most folks, but not the main reason they’ll pay extra—at least not yet.“sometimes I wonder if we’re still a few years away from these upgrades being seen as must-haves instead of nice-to-haves.”
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