If you're looking for a sustainable community to move to, consider investigating Carnegie real estate. The City of Glen Eira recently launched a sustainability program designed to encourage residents to install energy-saving products in their home at no charge.
The Glen Eira city council has partnered with Energy Makeovers, a Melbourne-based company dedicated to helping homes and businesses achieve sustainability, to launch the 'Energy Saving Program' throughout the area.
Fixtures such as energy saving fluorescent lights, door and chimney draught sealers, power controllers, and water saving showerheads are all being offered under the program, with the aim being to turn Glen Eira into a sustainable lifestyle spot.
Glen Eira mayor Jamie Hyams said in a July 23 statement that the council has an ongoing dedication to reducing energy use and the emission of greenhouse gasses in the district.
"We’re very pleased to be involved in the launch of the Glen Eira Energy Saving Program and I hope it’s able to help residents across Glen Eira reduce their energy consumption," Ms Hyams said.
If you're interested in looking into sustainable real estate in Carnegie, now could be the perfect time to get in contact with Matthew Hurlston at Ray White Carnegie and begin the search for your dream home!
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