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New research has revealed energy efficient homes are becoming more popular across southeast Queensland. But while buyers are wanting to save on power bills the houses are attracting much larger premiums.

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00:00A cheaper way to power homes.
00:05Real estate agents across Brisbane have seen an increase in buyer demand for more energy
00:10efficient properties.
00:11Energy efficiency, especially with the cost of living at the moment, is a very, very important
00:16part of someone's purchase or their build.
00:19James Austin says prospective buyers have more questions, especially in the past 12
00:25months.
00:26And solar panels, solar hot water, energy efficient lighting.
00:30All those things I think are really important when they're looking to design a house or
00:34looking at a house similar to this one.
00:36New data reveals energy efficient homes are selling for more than others without similar
00:41features.
00:42Brisbane houses make on average $120,000 more.
00:46Sydney, $180,000.
00:49Melbourne, almost $200,000.
00:51Across the country, homes in capital cities make on average $100,000 more.
00:56We did see that price premium across a diverse array of different suburbs across our different
01:01capital cities.
01:02But it did appear that middle Australia was really driving the uptake and driving those
01:06price premiums for a more energy efficient home.
01:09Researchers say investment is needed to make older homes more efficient.
01:13Greener housing advocates want to see more investment retrofitting rentals so tenants and low income
01:20households aren't left behind and can reap some of the benefits.
01:24We need to make these things more common and drive them apart across every part of the
01:28market.
01:29Powering a more sustainable future.
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