Wohali was recently featured in an article on RobbReport:

 

If there was one takeaway from 2023, it’s that the luxury housing market was thriving at the end of the year. Looking ahead, limited inventory remains in high demand even amid rising interest rates, which deep-pocketed buyers have accepted as the new norm. What has changed, though, is the type of property high-end shoppers are looking for as more listings enter the scene.

 

According to a new Luxury Outlook Report from Sotheby’s International Realty, sustainability has become an increasingly important touchpoint for developers as more homebuyers prioritize eco-conscious residences that help reduce their carbon footprint.

 

“People are making decisions with a focus on the future related to what’s best for the environment,” said Onie Bolduc, head of sales at Wohali and associate broker with Wohali Realty in Park City, Utah. As a result, features such as solar panels, ground-source heat pump geothermal systems, energy-efficient appliances, and garages with electric-vehicle charging stations are now sought-after amenities that can bring benefits to homeowners like tax credits and cost savings.