• Selling Your Home? Tips from Top Developers’ Strategies

Sooner or later, you will find that your ‘starter home’ no longer meets your family’s growing needs for space, comforts and conveniences and that the time to upgrade has arrived. At that point, your first concern will usually not be finding the new home but selling your existing home for the best possible price. After all, it is the proceeds from this sale that will fuel your next home purchase.

• Selling Your Home? Tips from Top Developers’ Strategies

Sooner or later, you will find that your ‘starter home’ no longer meets your family’s growing needs for space, comforts and conveniences and that the time to upgrade has arrived. At that point, your first concern will usually not be finding the new home but selling your existing home for the best possible price. After all, it is the proceeds from this sale that will fuel your next home purchase.

• Selling Your Home? Tips from Top Developers’ Strategies

Sooner or later, you will find that your ‘starter home’ no longer meets your family’s growing needs for space, comforts and conveniences and that the time to upgrade has arrived. At that point, your first concern will usually not be finding the new home but selling your existing home for the best possible price. After all, it is the proceeds from this sale that will fuel your next home purchase.

• Green homes: Profitable in the long run

Site responsiveness in a green residential project, means that the fertility of the soil in the construction area has been properly preserved, and in fact, used in the landscaping/beautification process, explains Kishor Pate, CMD of Amit Enterprises Housing Ltd. “This responsiveness is also measured by the number of native trees that have been planted, to ensure that the landscape is perfectly balanced with its surroundings. Green home projects will often integrate reflective finishes on exterior surfaces, to minimise the heat entering the indoor premises and thereby, reduce the cost of insulation. Site responsiveness also includes project designs that reduce vehicle usage. If all basic amenities are located within walking distance, then, personal vehicles will only be used for longer transportation,” Pate elaborates.

• Green homes: Profitable in the long run

Site responsiveness in a green residential project, means that the fertility of the soil in the construction area has been properly preserved, and in fact, used in the landscaping/beautification process, explains Kishor Pate, CMD of Amit Enterprises Housing Ltd. “This responsiveness is also measured by the number of native trees that have been planted, to ensure that the landscape is perfectly balanced with its surroundings. Green home projects will often integrate reflective finishes on exterior surfaces, to minimise the heat entering the indoor premises and thereby, reduce the cost of insulation. Site responsiveness also includes project designs that reduce vehicle usage. If all basic amenities are located within walking distance, then, personal vehicles will only be used for longer transportation,” Pate elaborates.