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Pradeep Raja

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What If Real Estate Prices Were Based on Pollution Levels and a future where nature dictates wealth, would that be justice or a new kind of inequality? Imagine a world where home prices weren’t just about location but also about the quality of air you breathe. 1: Cities with high pollution? Property prices drop, forcing governments to clean up and take real action. 2:Villages & countryside with fresh air? Prices skyrocket, making clean environments more valuable.The cleanest places on Earth become the most expensive not penthouses, but forests and farms. 3:Industries & factories? Forced to rethink pollution levels to maintain real estate value. This would flip the current real estate market! Instead of cities being unaffordably expensive, the countryside would be the new luxury because fresh air is the ultimate premium. #RealEstate #Sustainability #FutureOfHousing #UrbanPlanning #GreenLiving #FutureThinking #ImpactInvesting #EconomicTrends #SustainableGrowth #Innovation

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