Orlando’s New Green Communities

The beautiful city of Orlando, Florida is known as the “Theme Park Capital of the World” drawing 72 million visitors.  Disney World created by visionary, Walt Disney is one of many great resort parks in the area.  And as such it’s also strong on environmental stewardship.  Orlando recognizes the importance of preserving the environment as well with green initiatives like the I-Ride Trolley and printing pamphlets on recycled paper.  

Families love all the theme parks!  Disney World, SeaWorld Orlando, Universal Studios with its Harry Potter addition, and Legoland may many long lasting memories.  With fun thrill rides, great shows, fun shops and delicious treats it will be hard to pull yourself away. Orlando benefits from many conventions and festivals.  This festival friendly town celebrates everything from beer to Caribbean culture.  Live performances and concerts are fun and easy at many venues. Retail therapy is abundant at outlets, malls, major retailers and quaint boutiques.   Florida weather accommodates year-round recreation.  Boat, fish, paddle board, golf, swim and hike and bike and more in the lovely sunshine.  

Orlando’s thriving economy is supported immensely by tourism, hospitality and healthcare.  Many of the major employers include Walt Disney World Resort, Universal Orlando, Adventist Health System, Lockheed Martin, and Orlando Health.

Living in a green home and reducing your carbon footprint doesn’t mean abandoning your air conditioner, Marie Kondoing everything you own, and living in a hippy commune. 511 new homes available for sale in Orlando are listed as green homes, making it easy for home shoppers to invest in their dream home and treat the earth with respect.

Orlando has 64 new home communities with homes with green features. These fantastic neighborhoods have made a commitment to green building and green homes, so residents can lead happy, healthy lives, while leaving a better world behind for their children.

Use NewHomeSource to find the perfect green home and green community in Orlando today.