123 SEPTEMBER 2022 MOLNAR/UNSPLASHGABORPICTURE: 360PROPERTY THE CLEAN, GREEN CLASS OF HOME Page3 REAL ESTATE GOES GREEN
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BY BONNY FOURIE bronwyn.fourie@inl.co.zaIN SOUTH Africa, green features in the home are becoming increasingly popular among buyers, especially as a result of load shedding and the prevalence of droughts in the country
It is not just in the home. Eco-friendly habits are being adopted in all spheres of life. Bringing it to your home will mean you can do more good than bad for your environment.
Not only will green enhancements to your home contribute positively to the world around you but they could also increase the value of your property.
UPGRADING WHAT YOU HAVE
Nest Seekers International’s chief economist Erin Sykes says some examples of upgrades that will add value to your home include solar panels, reclaimed hardwood accents, impact-resistant and dual-pane windows, and smart thermostats and lights.
While reclaimed and repurposed wood gives a sense of history and texture to a space, she adds that smart thermostats and lights are not just eco-friendly – they’re energy efficient too.
“Being able to adjust thermostats and lights remotely is a big win for busy folks or those who travel often.”
If you install impact-resistant or dual-pane windows, these will not only lower your insurance premiums in high-wind areas, but have a “substantial impact” on lowering your energy bill.
“The gas between the two panes serves as insulation, thus trapping warmer air in the winter and cooled air in the summer, lowering your heating and cooling expenses.”
BUILDING GREEN
While most businesses and households are doing a “fair bit” to curb the effects of a rapidly heating planet, Hermann Haupt, the vice-president of CHEP sub-Saharan Africa, says it is evident that “we need to do more in order to slow down the effects of environmental“Behaviouralchange”.change now goes even further than the noble act of recycling waste and turning off power sources not in use. We need to scrutinise every business activity and consult the relevant industry specialists to find ways to implement these in a smarter, environmentally sound way, thus saving our planet for the generations to come.”
He says the use of raw materials is often overlooked.
“Wood is renowned for being one of the most eco-friendly and sustainable materials available. It enjoys its hierarchical spot in the sustainability chart, given its ability to absorb carbon dioxide while growing. However, choose wisely when it comes to using wood. You want to look out for a brand that doesn’t only prioritise quality but also prioritises the environment and its commitment to sustainability.”Glassisalsoinfinitely recyclable.
“Made from all-natural sources such as sand, soda ash and limestone, it never loses its purity, regardless of how many times it enters the recycling chain.
In terms of metals, Haupt says: “It has been reported that the roof on the Chrysler Building in New York is nearly 100 years old and has been cleaned only once. It is expected to perform well for at least another century. Zinc roofs in Paris have held up since the Napoleonic era.”
He explains that almost all metals are recyclable, and the process does not impact the materials’ properties.
“This means that the use thereof proves sound as far as ecofriendliness is concerned.
“ According to the American Iron and Steel Institute, steel is the most recycled material on the planet.
“Other highly recyclable metals include aluminium, copper, silver, brass and gold which makes this raw material ideal for consideration.”
Experts offer advice on eco-friendly and sustainble ways to upgrade, with benefits to your pocket and the value of your home
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Going green is the way to go for ownershome
Weathering the storms of climate change, poor service delivery and load shedding
FTEN, it is human nature to take action only after we have suffered a loss or negative event, such as deciding to install a home alarm or panic system after our home has been burgled or we’ve been robbed.
The same is being seen when it comes to installing green features in our homes.
More people are starting to make the additions to their homes following the recent devastating floods in KwaZulu-Natal, and, more recently, Cape Town.
The droughts in parts of the country are also a reason for residents to embrace measures that help them survive the climate challenges.
While “resilient communities” in KZN stood together to repair damage and support those most in need during the floods, Carol Reynolds, the Pam Golding Properties area principal for Durban Coastal, says it is not surprising that many people are considering implementing more sustainable green features in their homes, to ensure that they can literally weather the storms.
“If we look at current development trends, there is a strong emphasis on ecofriendly features. Most developments encourage solar panels, heat pumps and some form of water reticulation. JoJo water storage tanks are a great cost-effective way to save water and provide a back-up supply in the event of municipal shortages.”
For many, the idea is not to be fully off the grid, but rather to have water and energy back-up solutions for times of need, and to reduce the burden on the municipal infrastructure.
EXISTING HOMES
Reynolds says a good starting point is for homes to have at least one JoJo tank with a pump that is connected back into the home to act as a reserve water supply, and to become the primary source of water for irrigation and gardening.
“Depending on the size of the tank, this water solution will cost in the region of R15 000 to R20 000 for an eco-tank, a pump, and the plumbing costs to install, including a stable base or foundation for the tank.
“This is well worth the investment for ongoing peace of mind, and to contribute towards a philosophy of promoting renewable resources.”
From a power-supply perspective, she says many people are relying on inverters as generators are noisy and costly to run, especially with the increase in fuel
“Therefore,prices. most are opting for small inverter solutions that keep the essentials in their homes running during load shedding.”
NEW BUILDINGS
From a new-build perspective, solar inverter systems are “probably first prize”, as they offer a hybrid solution, tapping into solar energy and municipal supply to keep batteries charged. They also satisfy our eco-friendly goals, by placing less pressure on the grid, Reynolds adds.
“It is certainly more cost-effective to install green features at the start of a building project, than to add them after-the-fact to an existing home.
“Consequently, it is advisable for those planning a new build or undergoing a significant home renovation, to weigh up the costs and benefits of a solar inverter system as opposed to a non-solar alternative at the time of building.”
She says the benefits of having green features are self-evident – water and electricity crises become less worrisome, and homes remain fully functional despite the failings of the country’s electricity supply or municipal service delivery.
COSTS
There is high demand for load-shedding-relief solutions such as solar power, agrees Rhys Dyer, the chief executive of ooba Home Loans.
“More South Africans are looking to sustainable energy solutions that offer long-term cost savings – not forgetting a higher return on investment when you do decide to sell.”
But while homeowners have expressed interest and see the benefits, finance has been a key barrier to entry.
“You are looking at a price tag of R100 000-plus, depending on your requirements.”
RESALE VALUE
Making your property more sustainable can go a long way towards attracting buyers who value these conveniences and amenities,” explains Adrian Goslett, the regional director and chief executive of Re/Max of Southern Africa.
“Whether buying new or improving your current environment, you can make your house more sustainable with some quick changes and some thoughtful investments to save on energy, water and maintenance costs.”
“In South Africa, these green features are becoming increasingly popular among buyers, especially as a result of the ongoing load shedding and the prevalence of droughts in our country.” Goslett says.
Reynolds adds: “More and more, we are seeing buyers noting such features, and while it is difficult to quantify the value-added benefits of these, having back-up power and water supply solutions certainly makes homes more appealing and more“Goingsellable.”green should not only be a knee-jerk reaction to the recent disaster experienced, it should be an ongoing priority to create a communal mindset of environmentally friendly living that is sustainable.”
RE/MAX of Southern Africa suggests homeowners consider four essential pillars for home sustainability; namely electricity, water, waste and selfsustainability.
Invest in Solar Power
Homeowners should arrange for a consultation on whether the property can easily adapt to solar power panels. This will depend on your type of roof and its exposure to the sun.
In the long run, running your property on solar power will shave thousands off your electricity bill and reduce the impact of relying on non-renewable energy sources.
Upgrade your water-efficiency
Those with solar power will be able to heat water sustainably, without reliance on the grid. However, there are many other ways to optimise the way in which your property uses this precious resource. For example, you could install a rainwater tank to reduce pressure on your water supply systems and invest in water-wise shower heads in the bathrooms. It can also be as simple as adding a bucket to your shower to capture excess water for your garden. If you invest in a proper greywater system to maintain your garden during times of drought, this could double as a
way to invest in the resale value of the property.
Use your garden to be more self-sustainable Those with the yard space should invest in creating a composting system to reduce the amount of waste the household creates. Investing in plants is also wonderful for naturally purifying the air, helping dampen street noise and providing shade to cool the home in summer, which, in turn, will lessen your property’s reliance on non-natural and expensive cooling systems. Planting your own fruit, vegetables
and herbs will also curb your reliance on the local grocer, thereby reducing the amount of packaging waste your household produces.
Find out about recycling
Look into your municipality’s recycling guidelines and speak to your estate agent to find out where you’re able to drop off recycling in your area. If you feel your neighbourhood is underserved, consider spearheading communications to introduce a recycling method that allows the material to be conveniently collected from the households in your community.
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Four strategies to do your bit for the environment – and save O
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wHEN YOU invest in your home, it’s important for you and prospective buyers to know that the materials you used will last and they are from a sustainable source, says Grahame Diedericks, the manager principal for Lew Geffen Sotheby’s International Realty in UniversalMidrand.Paints and DIYgirls Interior, a turnkey interior design and manufacturing company, offer the following tips for getting the balance right.
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It’s a good idea to focus on investment pieces, in other words, items that will look as good in five years as they do today. This is important because sustainability isn’t just about how an item is produced – although the manner in which factories handle waste, effluent and emissions are critical, too – it also involves how long you can use it before it needs to be replaced.
“To improve the longevity of your home furniture and decorative furnishings, it’s important to make informed choices: yes, you can upholster outdoor furniture with indoor fabric but it will fade, perish and tear, and might be damaged by mildew because the materials have not been engineered to withstand the elements. In contrast, and as with paint, a fabric that is UV and mildew-resistant will stay fresh, for longer,” the two companies say.
MATERIALS MATTER
According to the International Union for Nature Conservation, more than 300 million tons of plastic are produced every year, and 14 million of them end up in our oceans, where they go on to make up 80% of marine debris. The bottom line is that refusing plastic can make a big difference. So too can opting for products that have been sustainably produced.
DIYgirls recommends investing in furniture that is upholstered in eco-friendly fabric. One of its preferred fabric choices is eco-label which is made from plastic harvested from the sea. It’s manufactured responsibly and contributes to recycling.
“There’s a wide range of environmentally friendly options out there, you just need to be pointed in the right direction.”
PRESSURE ON SUPPLIERS
Nothing refreshes a home quite like a new coat of paint, but while you’re considering colours and finishes, give a thought to what’s inside the paint,Untiltoo.January last year, most of the paint available on South African shelves contained lead,
despite the fact that this is known to be a cancer-causing toxin that is hazardous to the environment.
“Next time you’re painting, make sure you’re buying environmentally friendly products that are free from harmful chemicals and are proved to be good for people and kinder to the planet.”
START RESPONSIBLY
When starting a paint job, many people give little thought to the old paint they strip off the surface of the object that’s to be given a new look. The problem is that paint peelings are often washed into stormwater drains, where they can cause harm.
“Instead, collect all old paint and place it into a container, which can be returned to a paint manufacturer who will discard it responsibly.
“The same goes for any leftover paint remaining from a home makeover: instead of dumping it, return it to the manufacturer to be disposed of correctly.”
REMEMBER TO RECYCLE
Recycling is a cornerstone of sustainability – the more plastics and other materials you can return to the system, the less virgin plastic will be
“Lookused.out for recyclable materials when you’ve completed your home refurbishment: the containers used for paint are a great example. If you’re not sure how to recycle them, return them to the manufacturer.”
INDIGENOUS PLANTS IN LANDSCAPING
Diedericks adds that not only are indigenous plants easier to care for but homeowners will also be benefiting the environment as they are water-wise and species like bees will“Plus,thrive.South Africa has a wealth of indigenous plant species, ranging from hardy succulents and fynbos to delicate flowers, majestic trees, shrubs, and bulbs.”
Jacques van Embden, the managing director at Blok, says firsttime home buyers should ensure that any development or property they are considering buying has modern appliances, fittings fixtures and infrastructure. While this can be boring and difficult to find out, he says these are the things that can end up costing them money.
“An ancient geyser can be so expensive to run and has an overly negative impact on the environment. Efficient and environmentally designed and fitted homes can easily save 50% of the monthly costs for water, electricity and waste.
“Making sure your building has covered these will be good for your pocket and the Earth.”
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This year, the lifestyle estate was a winner in the multiple residential architec ture category in the International Property Awards. It received recognition for its leading Cape Karoo architecture, which epitomises modern farmhouse architec ture and incorporates energy-efficient and eco-friendly elements.
Groot Parys Lifestyle Estate’s Vineyard Villas and Terra Rossa terrace apartments offer spacious open-plan living spaces, large windows and stacking doors offering beautiful views of well-designed gardens.
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FICA Documents are required | Auctioneer: Andrew Miller COMMERCIAL MAIZE MILL ±2km off Victoria Street (near Orange Grove Dairy), Dundee ± 3.5 Tons per hour maize mill | ±4100-ton silo storage | Numerous sheds and outbuildings | Movables assets include trucks, vehicles, trailers, forklifts, bagging equipment etc | ±155 hectares of grazing | 2 x farmhouses RE-DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY IN KULEKA CBD 67 Tanner Road, Kuleka, Empangeni Site Extent: ± 2.0 Hectares | Positioned opposite BOXER and Taxi rank | Zoned: Commercial Mass Market exposure | Potential for shopping centre, warehousing, logistics yard or any other retail LARGE FAMILY HOME RONDEBOSCH 45 Albion Road, Cape Town Extent ± 496 m² Two x 3 bedroom living areas Fantastic location | Stunning Mountain Views LANDMARK PROPERTY WITH BOUTIQUE HOTEL 1A Igwababa Road, Kloof ± 12 Ha Prime Leisure Property | 23 Key 4-Star Boutique Hotel, Vibrant Restaurant and Modern Conference Facility | Tranquil Indigenous Botanical Gardens with a Strong International Artistic Flair | National accreditations | Massive future potential | High quality improvements HIGH EXPOSURE RETAIL AND INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY DURBAN 42 Sylvester Ntuli Road (Brickhill Road), Durban Extent: ±1390m² | Ground level retail & first floor industrial | Fantastic high exposure position First floor off street parking | Building in great condition LAND FOR POTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT MIDRAND HALFWAY HOUSE Portion 129 of the farm Allandale No 10, Corner Old Pretoria Main Road and Johnnic Boulevard, Halfway House, Gauteng Extent: ± 17 595 m² | Close to Freeway & Gallagher Estate | Great Potential in established Area 3 SITES IN HLUHLUWE ± 2Km from Hluhluwe Petroport, Portions 4, 5 and 17 of the Farm Lot H 28 Hluhluwe Portion 4 Extent: ± 1.2764 Ha Portion 5 Extent: ± 1.0459 Ha | Portion 17 Extent: ± 1.0282 Ha | Total Extent: ± 4. 0174 Ha | High exposure to N2 Ideally situated for high exposure | Excellent development potential | Properties can be purchased individually or together COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT PROPERTY 20 Pentrich Road, Camp’s Drift, Pietermaritzburg Extent: ± 5 059 m² | Currently tenanted with a Lease expiry in 2026 | Custom built for tenant | Gross annual income : ± R1 Million | Top quality building 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT NEAR NEWLANDS STADIUM Section 36 SS Ronday, 3 Boundary Road, Rondebosch, Cape Town Fantastic Mountain Views | Close to amenities | Near the iconic Newlands Stadium | Lock-up & Go SPAR RETAIL CENTRE 1 Primrose Square, Westering, Port Elizabeth Extent: ± 2 850 m² | GLA: ± 3 395 m² | Gross Annual Income : ± R4 581 321.00 | Zoning: Business 1 BOUTIQUE HOTEL 185 R511 Hennops River Valley, Centurion 8 Rooms | ± 6 Ha | Health Spa | Conferencing facilities | Massive Potential STAND ALONE OFFICE BUILDING IN OVERPORT 26 Overport Drive, Essenwood Extent: ± 522 m² | GLA: ± 346 m² | ± 200 m from The Atrium | ± 14 Parking Bays RESIDENTIAL BLOCK OF FLATS & RETAIL, DURBAN 26-30 Dr Pixley Kaseme (West) Street, South Beach, Durban Refurbished 3 storey building | 51 x Apartments & 9 Retail Shops | Ground Floor Retail: ± 850 m² | Apartments ranging from ± 25m² to ± 45 m² | Potential Gross Annual Income: ± R4.3 Million REZONING POTENTIAL IN PRIME AREA 19 Woodhouse Road, Scottsville, Pietermaritzburg Erf Size: ± 1 686 m² | Over 400 m² Building | Adjacent to new mall | Lease Expire March 2023 | Potential for commercial redevelopment | Suitable for professional Offices PRISTINE 3 BEDROOM APARTMENT Section 15 SS Kaluki, 89 Lagoon Drive, Umhlanga Rocks Extent: ± 167 m² | 3 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms | 1 Parking bay | Fitted kitchen | Spectacular sea views SMALLHOLDING WITHIN INDUSTRIAL CORRIDOR No 18, P500, Umlaas Road, Camperdown, KZN Erf Size ± 41 212 m² | Level site on tar road | Renovated ± 336 m² House | ± 233 m² Workshop | Unlocked from agriculture VACANT RESIDENTIAL LAND Erf 182 Bristol Avenue, Leisure Bay, Port Edward Extent: ± 1 128 m² | 1 Km from the Beach | Easy Access to R61 Main Road Ideal for Holiday Home Development POTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT SITE ± 4,5km from the N2, Northern Bank, Tugela Mouth Total Extent: ± 40 Ha | Tugela River forms the southern boundary Potential development site | Beautiful views of the river mouth, and sea | Easy access from the N2 highway TOM | 083 636 7800 VIREND | 071 383 1735 JACQUES | 079 459 3022 LUKE | 071 351 8138 LUKE | 071 351 8138 LUKE | 071 351 8138 MUHAMMAD | 079 458 4256 ALAN | 082 445 5048 JACQUES | 079 459 3022 BRAD | 073 757 9533 ROSS | 082 923 9277 MUHAMMAD | 079 458 4256 VIREND | 071 383 1735 ALAN | 082 445 5048 MUHAMMAD | 079 458 4256 ALAN | 082 445 5048 MUHAMMAD | 079 458 4256 TOM | 083 636 7800 DISPOSALPORTFOLIODISPOSALPORTFOLIODISPOSALPORTFOLIODISPOSALPORTFOLIODISPOSALPORTFOLIO
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