Does the energy class affect real estate prices?

found that energy efficient homes are relatively few in Italy and are significantly more expensive compared to properties in less efficient classes. In 2022, only 10% of the properties offered online had a classification between A1 and A4, while 65% belonged to classes F and G. Nationally, Class A homes sold for 25% more than Class G homes.

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Buying an energy efficient home has a high cost to the buyer, but it is an important step in combating climate change and caring for future generations. Experts estimate that residential buildings account for about 9% of all greenhouse gas emissions in the European Union, and in Italy this''The figure is 12.5% due to old development.