What is GREEN Real Estate?
In a recent survey by Royal Lepage and CaGBC it was found that 72% of Canadians will buy green-friendly property as their next purchase and 63% are willing to pay more for an eco-friendly home. (Canadian Real Estate Magazine July/August 08)
Christina provide a socially and environmentally responsible option for those looking for a high achieving real estate agent to help them realize their most profitable real estate transactions. Join the green revolution, make a profit, and invest while feeling good about your earth-friendly decision.
Christina donates a portion of all profits to social-justice and environmental conservation non-profit organizations. Contributing back to the local and international community is one of her core-business values. Learn more here.
She provides clients with a balanced business model of ecological consciousness and exceptional marketing strategies. She is committed to leading the real estate industry in environmental protection by implementing a range of policies and practices within her own business.
We need a socially and environmentally aware business model for future generations!
Advantages of Green real estate include improved air quality and the preservation of energy, which helps to cut homeowners’ expenses and slows climate change. This is what Christina offers.
There are no limitations to how environmentally friendly a home can be and small changes make a big difference! Low-VOC paint, low flow high pressure shower heads, dual flush toilets, CFLs, low-energy light bulbs, vintage furniture, dual pane glass are just a few examples of inexpensive changes that will provide a large return. Christina’s unique green marketing plan will highlight similar features within your home to increase appeal for eco-conscious buyers. These small changes help the environment and help you get top-dollar for your home!
Green financing is now available and there are many new and interesting mortgage options which reward green thinking. The concept of ‘green financing’ is based on the premise that more energy-efficient homes will have lower utility bills. These savings are considered income and qualify a homebuyer for increased mortgage financing. Christina can inform you of the different options available.
