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Tips to Finding the Best Green Communities in the Countryside
November 14, 2018

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More and more people are beginning to realize the costs of living in the city. The World Health Organization has pointed out that urban living poses significant health risks due to pollution, workplace stress, and issues with water safety. This has only prompted people to relocate in places where they can cleaner and greener lives.

But more than just health, the exodus going to the countryside has been exacerbated by climate change issues. Through the concerted efforts of the government as well as private entities, families are beginning to look towards a more sustainable future.

If you are all in for the urban flight, you will need to stay informed. Here are some of the things you should know that will help you bail yourself out from the city and lead a greener life. 

  1. Have the right finances

Ditching urban life may seem like the easiest thing to do, but it’s totally not the case. Considering the resources and the time it takes to find a place to relocate, you will need to be patient. The cost of living may be lower in rural areas, but you still need to check your finances to see if you have enough resources to make the transition possible. 

  1. Scout for possible communities

When you are out looking for possible places to settle, you may as well opt for towns that focus on sustainability and environmental stewardship. For sure, these so-called green communities offer a healthier environment for you and your family.

To identify a green community, look for indicators such as the availability of recycling plants and compost pits. You will also need to know if these communities have alternative energy plants such as wind and solar farms. If a township is able to satisfy this criteria, then you know it’s the right place.

  1. Know the amenities

While it’s important to find a community that leans more towards environmental stewardship, you still need to know the amenities that are available so you can get the best possible experience out of living there.

For that, opt for master-planned communities that’s conveniently located and offers the best along the lines of education and basic utilities. In the state of Texas, you can start your search for these communities by browsing for Homestead homes for sale. This will surely provide you with great options, whether you are planning to downsize or simply relocate to the Lone Star State. 

  1. Check the homeowners’ association

The homeowners’ association or HoA is a crucial element of a green community. It basically initiates sustainability projects and other activities that promote green living. For this reason, it’s important to know if an HoA has a specific agenda when it comes to the environment. 

  1. Make sure there’s ample sources for organic food

You know a community pursues a green lifestyle when it makes organic products available and easily accessible. So, you should be able to find communities that have local farmers’ markets where you can shop for organic and fresh produce.

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