REALTOR Magazine
Energy efficiency is on many buyers’ minds when they shop for new-home construction, according to a consumer survey from the National Association of Home Buyers. The NAHB surveyed more than 3,000 home buyers—both recent and prospective—on the features they most desire in their new home.
Many buyers said they’d go with the more sustainable option, such as the use of more durable materials in their home, when presented the option.
When the cost savings of these features are pointed out, they may be even more tempted—and they say they are willing to pay up front to help lower their utility bills. On average, buyers would pay up to $9,292 more for a home in order to save $1,000 annually on utility costs, according to the NAHB’s study.
Read the story here: The Top Green Features Buyers Seek in New Homes
