Manit Rastogi, founding partner of Morphogenesis, discusses the increased demand for sustainability and eco-friendly homes in Indian real estate.
Indian Real EstateSustainabilityEco Friendly HomesMorphogenesisGreen Building NormsReal EstateJun 19, 2024
The current trend in Indian real estate is an increased demand for sustainability and eco-friendly homes.
The growing awareness among homebuyers about the importance of environmentally friendly living spaces is driving the demand for sustainable homes.
Morphogenesis is a leading architecture and design firm that focuses on creating sustainable and energy-efficient buildings, promoting sustainability in Indian real estate.
The Indian government has introduced green building norms and incentives for developers who adopt sustainable practices to promote sustainability in real estate.
Sustainability is important in real estate as it not only benefits the environment but also enhances the quality of life for residents.
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