How trees, parks and green walls can boost property prices and curb climate risks
Property companies urged to take 'leading role' in protecting natural environments and reversing loss of green spaces
Property companies can increase the value of their land through protecting and enhancing "green infrastructure", such as street trees, parks, roof gardens, and urban wetlands, a new study suggests. ...
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