It’s tough, living a sustainable lifestyle. And expensive. Look at Walden Monterey, a new sustainable development where the developer of the 600 acre property insists that purchasers of his $5 million lots save all the trees and use renewable resources. Business Insider calls it an ‘agrihood’ community, “a growing trend amongst millennials in which they shun the idea of belonging to golf communities, like the previous generation, and instead embrace agricultural neighborhoods that focus on nature, farms, and outdoor living.”
Source: treehugger