Good time to build green properties
Fri 16th May, 16:41:50 BST
Homebuilders with a green conscience have been advised that now is a good time to build an eco-home.
A leading expert on the subject has revealed that the current climate in the housing market plays into the hands of those wishing to build an eco-home.
Builders have been advised that they can get their hands on a bargain property and turn it into a green home.
In addition, Green Moves UK pointed out that planners are happy to allow green building work to go ahead.
"[Planners] do look more favourably upon exceptional sustainable housing projects compared to just any old house builder putting up their standard fare," said managing director Julian Brooks.
"It''s a good time to try and get hold of your plot or your old derelict property to knock it down and rebuild and at the same time I would say the indications we are getting within the planning system is that the planners look much more favourably upon an ultra sustainable self-build than they would on just a conventional rabbit hutch," he added.
A leading expert on the subject has revealed that the current climate in the housing market plays into the hands of those wishing to build an eco-home.
Builders have been advised that they can get their hands on a bargain property and turn it into a green home.
In addition, Green Moves UK pointed out that planners are happy to allow green building work to go ahead.
"[Planners] do look more favourably upon exceptional sustainable housing projects compared to just any old house builder putting up their standard fare," said managing director Julian Brooks.
"It''s a good time to try and get hold of your plot or your old derelict property to knock it down and rebuild and at the same time I would say the indications we are getting within the planning system is that the planners look much more favourably upon an ultra sustainable self-build than they would on just a conventional rabbit hutch," he added.
News Home
Print Send to a Friend Discuss in Forum RSS Feed
Share this article:
Digg it Del.icio.us Reddit Newsvine Nowpublic