THE IMPORTANCE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY HARMFUL BUILDING STANDARDS FOR ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN THE HOUSING MARKET

Iliboeva Nigora Uktamjon kizi, Ermuminov Elbek Erkin ugli

Authors

Iliboeva Nigora Uktamjon kizi, Ermuminov Elbek Erkin ugli KarSU

Keywords:

Green building standards, Housing market, Economic impact, Operating expenses, Asset value, Green Premium, Sustainable development.

Abstract

This article analyzes the economic impact of green building standards on the modern housing market. The study compares the differences between green-certified residential buildings and conventional buildings. The main focus is on the reduction of operating costs, the increase in asset value, and the mitigation of financial risks for investors. The results indicate that green building is not only an ecological necessity but also a strategic investment approach that enhances competitiveness and ensures capital efficiency. The methodology is based on reports from international organizations and empirical studies, providing well-grounded conclusions through in-depth analysis.

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