In the face of rapid urbanisation and escalating energy demands, the future of real estate in India is morphing towards a greener horizon. The buzz around green building and sustainable living has not only caught global attention but is making significant strides in India too. As real estate in India navigates through the pressures of environmental sustainability and affordable housing, a new dawn of green homes is emerging as a promising solution. These eco-friendly places are not just about energy efficiency, but they encapsulate innovative designs, sustainable materials, and leverage advanced technologies to mitigate environmental impacts.
The following article will discuss how green and sustainable homes are carving the future of real estate in India, shedding light on the myriad facets of this green revolution.
Green homes embody the essence of the green building concept that harmonises our living spaces with the environment. Unlike regular homes, green homes are designed to make efficient use of energy and water resources. They are crafted to be more efficient, thus generating less waste and reducing the overall operational costs for the residents.
At the heart of a green home is the idea of being an eco-friendly house. This implies that from the construction phase itself, materials and technologies that are friendly to the environment are chosen. For instance, such homes may have solar panels to capture solar energy, water-saving fixtures to reduce water wastage and better insulation to keep the home warm in winter and cool in summer.
The movement towards green building is gradually gaining momentum in India. Here's a glimpse of the current status of Green Homes in India:
The surge in the green building concept in India is a reflection of a broader shift towards sustainable living, with data indicating a promising trajectory. From a single green project in 2003, India now has over 4,500 IGBC registered projects spanning across 4.53 billion square feet of space in various climatic zones of the country, positioning it among the top five nations globally with the largest registered green building footprint.
Listed below are the advantages of green homes in India:
The move towards green building is growing in India. It's clear that having green homes and eco houses is good for both people and our planet. These homes help save energy, reduce waste, and are better for our health. With the help of the government and more people understanding the benefits, green architecture is becoming more common. All these steps are taking us closer to a future where green homes could be a big part of the future of real estate in India. This is a positive change that will help make a better and greener India for everyone.
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The green building concept is about designing and constructing buildings in a way that uses fewer resources, reduces waste and pollution, and creates a healthier environment for people living or working there.
Green building is gaining momentum in India with increasing numbers of green homes and buildings. Institutions like IGBC are promoting green architecture, and the government is offering incentives to boost the green home movement.
Green housing can provide higher sale and rental values, lower operational costs due to reduced utility bills, and various government incentives like tax rebates.
The green building movement is crucial for India to tackle challenges of rapid urbanization, escalating energy demands, and environmental sustainability.
References :
https://worldgbc.org/article/the-growth-of-a-greener-india/
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