A Breakthrough Idea for Those Considering Going “Green” With Your Next Rental or Purchase of a Home

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Green or environmentally is no longer a fad it is a reality.  We are slowly approaching our very own “George Jetson” era.  In order to save money on your utilities an maybe your health care insurance, it maybe worthwhile to consider going “green”

New York City has taken to the concept of green or “eco friendly household” by storm.  There are furnished two bedroom condos “with nontoxic partially recycled or otherwise sustainable decor available for rent.

The rent for these environmentally efficient apartments and/or condominiums start at $2,500 to $7,500 a month.  The amoun for rent vary based on how many bedrooms with the studio been on the low end and a three bedroom being on the high end.  There is a thousand dollar increase if you upgrade from a studio to an one bedroom.  If you need a two bedroom, add another two thousand to the price of the one bedroom apartment.

Interestingly enough because of the concept of “green” is new, appraisers still are not certain if having an “eco-friendly” property will add to the long term value of the property. 

Despite the higher rent, most tenants reported savings on utilities that makes paying the higher rent worthwhile.

If you have allergies, astma, or simply want to save on your utilities it may be worthwhile for you to consider converting your home or finding a rental property that is “eco-friendly”

Originally posted 2009-06-29 05:13:36. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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