Could green features boost your house price?

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Pan-European project aims to convince valuers, tenants, and prospective buyers of the value of low carbon improvements

Could adding green features to your house boost its sale price? And if so, how can measures such as high quality insulation, double-glazed windows, solar panels, and energy efficient boilers be properly...

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