The homes that underwent the strictest certification, being tested by third parties, and thus likely to be the "greenest" did even better. They commanded prices 25% higher than regular homes, says the ECert report by Seattle-based GreenWorks Realty. It evaluates data from the Northwest Multiple Listing Service, which began allowing real estate agents to mark homes as eco-certified in 2007.
NOT, In Thomasville, Georgia Realtors here say that green homes need to be compatible to standard spec homes. It looks like the real estate market and realtors in Thomasville, Georgia are lost in the corn fields of reality when it comes to green homes.
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