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Cost Savings. Features which reduce the maintenance & utility costs

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Eco Friendly

Eco-friendly. Has a reduced impact on the environment

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Healthy. Reduced contaminants and/or improved ventilation

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Unique

Unique. Non-traditional building materials

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Quality

Quality. Includes certifications, enhanced building techniques and materials.

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Technology

Technology. Includes smart and automated features

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Community

Community. Location consists of improved; commute, walkability, schools and/or amenities

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Comfort

Comfort. Has features making the overall livability more desirable such as consistent temperatures and improved air quality.

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Low Maintenance

Low-maintenance. Has longer lasting features and/or less frequent maintenance required

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Commute Friendly

Commute-friendly. Located near public transportation and/or commuting options

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Market Resale Potential

Market resale potential. Has features often equated with a premium resale value

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With new technology, our homes are becoming more energy and water efficient, better for the environment and more automated (smart).

 
Eco-Friendly home ideas and products

6 Questions Every Buyer Should Ask Before Buying a Green Homes

Get inspired by these homes from the US Department of Energy Solar Decathlon 2017  

Green Home Terms and the benefits and functions of these features.
 

Solar Homes resources
 
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Geothermal Homes   
 

Types of certifications
   
LEED quick search of LEED certified and properties currently trying to achieve a LEED certification.  

Energy Star quick search of Energy Star certified properties as well as properties aiming to achieve Energy Star certification. 

 
   
Zero Energy Homes (ZEH), or sometimes called Net Zero Energy homes, make as much energy as the occupants use during a full year.   Learn more from our partners Zero Energy Project   

Search for Zero Energy Homes on Realty Sage 
 

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