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28 August . 2020

Part 1: 2020 Homebuying Trends - Healthy Homes

The role of the home in our culture has always evolved in tandem with the dominant values of society, and the residential real estate market is once again transitioning to respond to America’s burgeoning priorities – efficiency, accessibility, flexibility, and safety.

In this four-part series, we will explore next-wave trends, starting with green, high-performance homes.

A Healthier Way: New, High-Performance Homes

The modern home has transitioned from a launchpad for travel and activity into a safe haven for all facets of life. Homebuyers are placing emphasis on a healthy living environment, bolstered by systems that protect hygiene and sanitation. For starters, new-construction homes are skyrocketing in popularity, since they offer a controlled atmosphere that minimizes external influences.

 “We’ve seen a high interest in new homes rather than resale, because buyers want to know the conditions into which they are moving,” said Peter Winkler, sales agent, Homes By Dickerson, a builder for Wendell Falls. “Homebuyers want a fresh, clean environment tailored to personal styles with materials of their choosing.”

Buyers are also gravitating towards high-performance, green-built houses that not only offer energy efficiency and lower operating costs, but also ensure a cleaner, more comfortable abode. For example, homes in Wendell Falls built according to the third-party certified EcoSelect standards.

Green-built homes also regulate interior materials. Homes By Dickerson, for example, minimizes harmful off-gasses by installing eco-friendly carpets and cabinetry free from formaldehyde. Naturally antibacterial materials, such as quartz, are topping the list of “must-haves” for the new kitchen along with VOC-free paints and tiles.

"The attraction is new construction, and when they get here, homebuyers realize that not all new construction is the same,” said Peter. “The real demand is for high-performance, green homes."

Ready to find your perfect haven? Check out the homes at Wendell Falls!


Wendell Falls is located just 15 miles from downtown Raleigh, North Carolina, one of the fastest-growing metro areas in the U.S. Explore artfully crafted new homes and townhomes from the $220,000s – $600,000s+.

tags: Home Trends