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Why trees increase property values—and why wealthy neighborhoods have more of them
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Why trees increase property values—and why wealthy neighborhoods have more of them
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — West Virginia’s wooded mountains and tree-lined neighborhoods are among the natural attractions drawing new residents, and research suggests that mature shade trees can also add thousands of dollars to home values, lower energy bills, and make neighborhoods more comfortable during summer. But those benefits are not shared equally. A 2021 national study ...
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