DresdenHaus
2024-08-10 11:12:01
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Hello everyone,
I have recently been thinking about why banks have increasingly been requiring energy performance certificates for real estate transactions. Does anyone know about this?
It seems that banks are now paying more attention to the energy quality of properties. Apparently, this is related to new renovation initiatives they are promoting to encourage a more sustainable real estate market.
Many are wondering which specific measures and regulations apply here and whether it is indeed true that one might have difficulties selling property or obtaining financing without a current energy certificate.
Has anyone had similar experiences or knows more about the background of this development?
I have recently been thinking about why banks have increasingly been requiring energy performance certificates for real estate transactions. Does anyone know about this?
It seems that banks are now paying more attention to the energy quality of properties. Apparently, this is related to new renovation initiatives they are promoting to encourage a more sustainable real estate market.
Many are wondering which specific measures and regulations apply here and whether it is indeed true that one might have difficulties selling property or obtaining financing without a current energy certificate.
Has anyone had similar experiences or knows more about the background of this development?