Sustainable Built Environment and Its Implications on Real Estate Development: A Comprehensive Analysis

Author:

Almusaed Amjad,Almssad Asaad,Yitmen Ibrahim

Abstract

The construction and real estate sectors exert significant environmental, economic, and social impacts. The implementation of environmentally friendly practices in construction offers numerous advantages. Sustainable building practices provide a morally and economically viable solution to address the issues of excessive resource consumption and adverse environmental effects. This chapter investigates the intricate interplay between eco-friendly construction and property development, exploring how integrating urban planning, architectural design, and sustainability principles can shape sustainable building practices, market trends, and future development strategies. Sustainable architecture aims to enhance individuals’ quality of life while minimizing harm to the natural world. The influence of such practices on real estate development manifests in cost savings, increased property values, and a growing demand from buyers, as extensively examined in this article. Furthermore, potential regulations, financing, and technology obstacles are thoroughly analyzed. The report substantiates its claims by presenting real-world examples of sustainable techniques applied in real estate markets. Drawing from existing patterns and emerging methodologies, the paper also forecasts the future implications of sustainable built environments on real estate development. In conclusion, the chapter emphasizes that real estate developers must adapt to evolving sustainability requirements to fulfill their environmental responsibilities and meet consumer expectations.

Publisher

IntechOpen

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