Green homes flood property market, say estate agents

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Property website Globrix.com reveals 23 per cent rise in houses for sale listed as 'environmentally friendly'

Canny sellers are increasingly pushing their properties' green credentials to gain a competitive edge in the dog-eat-dog housing market, according to property search engine Globrix.com. The company...

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