As we all know, the real estate industry has a significant impact on the climate, with several consequences:
Greenhouse Gas Emissions: The construction and operation of buildings account for approximately 39% of global energy-related carbon emissions, with 28% of those emissions coming from residential buildings and 11% from commercial buildings. (Source: International Energy Agency)
Energy Consumption: Buildings in the United States alone consume 40% of the country’s total energy, with 70% of that energy being used for heating, cooling, and powering appliances. (Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration)
Water Consumption: Buildings use a significant amount of water, with the average American household using around 80 gallons of water per day. (Source: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency)
Waste Generation: The construction and demolition of buildings generate a large amount of waste, with the average American building producing around 3,000 pounds of waste per year. (Source: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency)
Land Use: The development of buildings and infrastructure can lead to habitat destruction, fragmentation, and degradation, as well as the loss of natural ecosystems and biodiversity. (Source: National Park Service)
Some notable statistics include:
In the United States, the built environment is responsible for:
17% of greenhouse gas emissions
12% of freshwater withdrawals
20% of water pollution
25% of solid waste generation
Globally, the construction sector is responsible for:
30% of global greenhouse gas emissions
20% of global water consumption
15% of global energy consumption
Now, an entrepreneur from Cyprus, originally from Germany, has a new plan: Optimizing time proven construction methods like strawbale insulated walls to create sustainable and environmentally friendly houses and properties, that are A. more affordable to build while keeping the same quality and B. Have a way smaller environmental impact.
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(The Strawbale Walls are resistant against heat, pests and mold and last over 100 years.)
Greenliving-cyprus.com is the first company in Cyprus that specializes in developing green real estate opportunities in Cyprus, with a new approach of sustainable and environmentally friendly building methods. What sets them apart from other project developers is their affordable building methods, ensuring that each project is not only green, but a guaranteed profit before being listed for sale. On average, they are able to develop a project for roughly 30% less then the average market value, which leaves great profit for investors and the cause.
GreenLivings team of experts has a deep understanding of the market and can provide valuable guidance to buyers, making the investing process seamless and stress-free. Additionally, they offer a range of services, including “build to Sell” or “build to Rent”, property management, building a home after your vision, turnkey and co-investing, to cater to the needs of international buyers. With their extensive network of suppliers and german construction partners, Greenliving-cyprus.com could soon be the go-to destination for those seeking a safe and profitable real estate investment. Pascal Wodrich, the co-founder of Green Living Cyprus told us this: I believe we can only do something for the planet if we make it profitable and attractive for the individual, not by putting boundaries on him. If it is going to be a hassle, unattractive and more expensive, no one will contribute to the cause. Not politicians, but the individual can change the world. We make green profitable.
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This startup may have found the way to end climate change in the real estate niche.
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