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Energy Efficiency Gap in Property Prices
Homes could save up to £400 a year on energy bills with simple upgrades, but surprisingly, property prices aren’t reflecting that value—top-rated homes sell for just 1.7% more than lower-rated ones, while the worst-rated homes actually lose 3.5% in value. Despite soaring energy costs, most homes still sit at a D rating or worse, and buyers aren’t paying a premium for efficiency—even though upgrades like heat pumps or solar panels could pay off long-term. The government’s goal of a C rating by 2035 remains distant, as cost outweighs market incentive for now. Support the show:Get a discount at…
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