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With the rising demands for large spaces and greenery, eco-friendly communities crop up as a viable option for second-home buyers wanting to live outside the metro and closer to nature.
Nature is indeed a wellspring of health and well-being, emphasized by the growing number of people gravitating towards houseplants and greenery amid the pandemic-caused lockdowns and mobility restrictions. Along with the rise of
plantitas and
plantitos, an even profound interest in a greener lifestyle has been noticeable in the current real estate market trends.
Lamudi’s March trend report showed that land experienced the highest page views growth from 2019 to 2020. In the same report, the buying market in provincial leisure destinations appeared to have recovered, citing interest in a home environment where outdoor spaces are greener and wider, and there is better air quality. These insights show that property seekers likely see their dream home and nature as one. At the same time, this leads