Investors in luxury real estate are seeking green and eco-sustainability in properties

The so-called "circular" luxury is the new trend in the real estate sector. Sustainability is an important concept that has now been embraced in all sectors and is of great concern to luxury real estate investors. Sustainable architecture is one of the current major trends, and both builders and buyers understand the need to adopt sustainable practices in the luxury real estate sector.

In addition to aesthetics, which remains one of the pillars of luxury properties, attention must also be paid to sustainability and respect for the surrounding environment. The principles of sustainability in a luxury real estate context require homes to seamlessly integrate with the surrounding environment. This, in turn, reflects in a more sustainable lifestyle.

Maximum attention must be given to the selection of materials and resources that are renewable and recyclable, while reducing harmful substances. For example, materials like stone and marble are natural and eco-friendly, perfect for creating luxury homes with high architectural value. Sustainable luxury also involves innovative construction techniques that enable the design of buildings with low carbon emissions.

To optimize the operation of buildings, advanced energy technologies must be implemented, such as solar panels, geothermal heating systems, and renewable energy systems in general—from solar energy to the heat of the earth to wind power.

Ideas for elegant green properties and constructions are emerging from the combination of beauty, biodiversity, and sustainability. Structures of great charm surrounded by modern and lush gardens, such as villas and apartments, are being created. The green spaces surrounding homes are transforming into sustainable oases where nature and luxury peacefully coexist, integrating with each other.

Another crucial aspect of luxury properties is the promotion of biodiversity. Designers and architects are studying the possibility of incorporating native plants that grow in their natural habitat, promoting the development of natural biodiversity and preserving local flora and fauna. When choosing a plant, consideration is given not only to its aesthetic appearance but also to its impact on the surrounding environment to ensure its well-being.