The rising commitment to sustainable living across the nation is an admirable shift in public perception and could be something to consider in your own Carnegie real estate. If you're interested in finding out more about a cleaner, greener home, an upcoming meeting in Carnegie could be the perfect thing for you.
A seminar presented by Alternative Technology Association will offer somewhere to ask questions and get answers from power experts about anything to do with solar power and the option of switching your home. Before investing in such a big expense, understanding the various components and getting any reservations out of the way is essential.
Learn about things like the various different types of solar power options available in Australia, how to maximise the performance of the system, financial incentives offered by the state, how to upgrade and take care of the system and much, much more.
If you're interested in buying property in the local area, it could be worth speaking with Matt Hurlston at Ray White Carnegie. His expertise and insight into the market will ensure you make can make and informed decision about your real estate future.
After a two-year renovation, Dylan Farquhar and Tylah Ingram transformed their old weatherboard into an energy-efficient home. Photo: Natalie Jeffcott At first glance, this 1950s weatherboard cottage seems typical of its setting in Blackburn North, a family-friendly suburb in Melbourne’s east where many older homes boast updated facades, modern extensions … Read more
Located just 12 kilometers from Melbourne’s bustling CBD, Carnegie is a vibrant suburb offering a balanced lifestyle with its blend of urban convenience and suburban charm. Over the last 12 months, Carnegie has seen a median sale price of $1.7 million, with a 1.76% increase in median sale price. The … Read more