Wohali was recently featured in Sotheby's International Realty's 2024 Luxury Outlook Report, which is distributed to homebuyer markets around the world.

 

Wohali was featured in an article about the  increasing popularity of sustainable living:

 

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When Wohali, a luxury, 5,000-acre planned community, breaks ground later this year in Utah, it will boast a long list of sustainable features: thousands of acres set aside under a conservation easement, a solar-panel farm, and community buildings featuring solar roofs.

 

Once a niche interest, real estate developers are now building with sustainability at the top of mind, as buyers demand homes that integrate more renewable energy and reduce their carbon footprint.

 

“People are making decisions with a focus on the future related to what’s best for the environment,” says Onie Bolduc, head of sales at Wohali and associate broker, Wohali Realty in Park City, Utah.

 

Worldwide, buildings account for 37% of global carbon emissions and 34% of energy demand, according to a 2022 report by the United Nations Environment Program. Reducing their impact has clear implications for the environment.