Take advantage of utility bill savings with Liora Homes’ EcoLove Townhomes!

 

For many, buying a home is a game changer of one’s finances. It’s a big-ticket item, after all, and a major life decision. Once you decide to purchase a property, you make every effort to spend wisely, save aggressively, and scour different funding options to afford the ideal property. More importantly, you’re highly cautious when determining what kind of property you’re buying. 

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For overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) who work tirelessly to save up, being picky about options is the best way to get the most out of their hard-earned money. In most instances, they choose among affordable houses and lots, trying to avoid maxing out their mortgage. While a property suited to one’s budget is good, a better option is a budget-friendly property that pays back. What kind of a property is that, you ask? Green homes.

Running on clean energy, green homes offer these financial perks:

 

They Lower Utility Bills

 It’s no secret that a house powered by solar energy translates to lower electricity consumption from the distribution facility. The more sunlight that hits the solar cells, the more electricity they produce. Homes that have large solar panels, therefore, can sometimes produce enough electricity for the entire household, without relying on traditional electricity. 

 One emerging neighborhood in Cavite proves to be a promising, affordable choice for property seekers looking to maximize utility savings. Liora Homes by MyCitiHomes, a charming community in the first-class town of Naic, features solar-powered residences. The EcoLove Townhomes, under the developer’s Gusto Mo ‘To campaign, come with value-adding elements and at affordable prices.

 

 Powered by solar energy, they generate 30 percent of savings on electricity bills. These savings make a huge difference especially during seasons of summer and year-end, where energy bills are at their highest.

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The utility savings in EcoLove Townhomes in Liora Homes go beyond the electricity bills though. Aside from solar panels, the houses feature rainwater harvesting systems, which yield 35 percent savings on water bills. More than the financial perks, you get to have water all year round, without interruption whatsoever, even during the summer months when water shortages are a norm.

 

They “Earn” Money

Did you know that solar-powered homes can help you earn money? Under the net metering policy, the solar energy you don’t consume will be automatically exported to the distribution facility’s system. From there, the energy company will give you peso credits in exchange for the electricity they received. Those credits are deducted from your electric bill.

It’s worth noting that this financial benefit lasts for a long period. A well-maintained solar panel system has a 40-year lifespan. This means you can enjoy the credits from net metering for years.

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Owning such a “money-earning” residence is well within reach of the average overseas Filipino worker with the EcoLove Townhomes in Liora Homes. More than the budget-friendly price of the property, you can finance it through Pag-IBIG or a bank, depending on your financial situation. 

 

They Increase Property Value

Not a lot of people know that green features, such as solar panels and rainwater harvesting  systems, boost the property’s value in the market. Its long-term financial benefits, as well as its sustainability, make for an attractive asset. The best thing about the EcoLove Townhomes in Liora Homes is that you can expect further increase in the property value not only with the green features they operate on, but also the location and community they’re in.

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Situated in Naic, a town emerging to prominence for its residential, leisure, and agricultural developments, Liora Homes is close to essential establishments and future infrastructure projects. Shopping centers, such as the Stadium Shopping Strip and Sky King Mall, are a quick 10-minutes drive away. Naic Doctors Hospital is easily accessible.

 

The property values in Liora Homes are set to increase further with the construction of the proposed Bataan-Cavite Interlink Bridge and Sangley International Airport.