Homeowners Association Education Seminars

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Increased Market Value

A Positive Investment

 
 

A Positive Investment- For the HOA and Homeowners 

SC Clean Energy Community "Corestar Program" ensures Homeowner Associations increase solar awareness.  SCCEC Corestar program excites the H.O.A. general fund revenue while reducing electricity cost for its community homeowners as Solar is being installed.  Re-Roof, Ground-Mount Solar, and LED Lighting Retrofit, Geothermal, Foam Insulation available upon request.  

Increasingly buyers are looking for homes that are airtight and well-insulated with low energy bills and, increasingly, realtors are finding that energy efficiency features positively affect the value of a home. In fact, a 2012 market study by Yahoo! Real Estate shows that 50% of Americans now consider green and energy efficient features a part of their “dream home.”

27% of potential home buyers say that “looking for a greener, more energy efficient home is a significant reason they want a new home.” According to a recent Smart Market Report survey, over 60% of green builders reported that their customers are willing to pay on average 6% more for homes that are energy efficient. A study conducted by Vanderbilt University Law School found that on average buyers were willing to pay 5% more for a green labeled home, provided the green label indicated actual energy savings. More highly-rated houses commanded an even higher premium.  

Measures that establish a high degree of energy efficiency, such as those found in renewable energy & zero-energy homes, influence buyers and add to the desirability and price of a home, making them a more valuable asset than similar homes built to code.  Recent studies suggest home-sellers offload homes 20% faster than those without solar!

Another reason that zero energy homes are affordable is that they are a positive investment. Not only do they hold their value because they are built to the standards of the future, they have a higher resale value than similar homes built to code. Increasingly buyers are looking for homes that are airtight and well-insulated with low energy bills and, increasingly, realtors are finding that energy efficiency features positively affect the value of a home.

Want SCCEC to educate your H.O.A. on renewable energy home values and benefits for Free while possibly increasing your H.O.A. general funds?  We can assist you.  Contact us today!