Manit Rastogi, founding partner of Morphogenesis, discusses the growing trend of sustainability in Indian real estate, with a focus on eco-friendly homes and large, spacious apartments.
Indian Real EstateSustainabilityEco Friendly HomesGreen BuildingMorphogenesisReal Estate PuneJun 19, 2024
The demand for sustainable homes in India is being driven by a growing awareness of environmental issues among consumers, as well as the Indian government's push for sustainable development.
Sustainable homes offer numerous benefits, including improved indoor air quality, reduced energy costs, and enhanced overall quality of life.
The commercial real estate sector in India has seen significant consolidation in recent years, with a growing trend towards sustainable and eco-friendly design principles.
Morphogenesis is a leading Indian architecture and design firm that is known for its commitment to sustainable and eco-friendly design principles.
The future of the Indian real estate sector is expected to be shaped by a growing focus on sustainability and eco-friendliness, with developers and architects being forced to rethink their approach to building design.
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