by People often think about wellness with regard to physical health, forgetting it is much more than just mere nutrition, workouts, or weight regulation. Wellness is a much more comprehensive word and is a combination of physical, mental, and spiritual health that fuels the body, captures the mind, and nurtures the spirit in the right and correct way.
Wellness aligned homes are quite a trend in the current times and for good reason. After what we have gone through in the last 2 years, this trend of wholesome living is on the rise, and most of the new constructions or real estate deals have made sure that their properties ensure to cater to one’s mind, soul and body.
We have used our home as a work-station, a recreational area and a place to relax. But instead of feeling comfortable, 70% of the population is cramped up in small spaces.
The Global Wellness Institute defines “wellness lifestyle real-estate” as homes that are proactively designed and built to support the holistic health of their residents.
Wellness designs are focused on creating a space that works for a positive mental, physical, and health impact on the buyer. With therapeutic design qualities that aim to reduce the home owner’s anxiety and increase their productivity levels within their own comfort zones.
More and more people are now looking to move into such a place where they can live a mindful appraised life within their own homes.
When looking for apartments in any big city, one must consider a housing project that centers around wellness as a whole:
• A sufficient amount of open space and greenery
• Plenty of space to work out; indoors and outdoors
• Following green building specifications
• Spaces for children to play
• Pet friendly homes
• Self sustainable communities
• Inbuilt amenities for all their daily needs
With so many families willing to invest in holistically oriented real estate transactions that focus on minimizing environmental health issues, encouraging community living, and including a well thought through wellness environment.
