A sustainable community is simply as a neighborhood, town, or city that finds their own ways to use their resources as efficient as possible. Not only do sustainable cities help reduce environmental stress, but cities with strong government support for green practices will see money pumped into smaller communities, improving the educational system and walkability aspect in one fell swoop. Individual contributions to sustainability are great for home value, but communities that engage on a more comprehensive level will see sustainable efforts improve individual and neighborhood circumstances. We also have to take a stand on where we have communities where families, schools, neighborhoods, and workplaces minimize biologically and socially toxic events, richly reinforce social behavior, and foster psychological acceptance. Such interventions also have the potential to make neighborhoods more sustainable. If you’re looking to embrace modern housing trends, fostering a sustainable neighborhood should be one of your priorities.
