Abstract
Green real estate (GRE) planning and development have become critical to achieving environmental sustainability and urban resilience. This paper explores the importance of incorporating eco-friendly techniques into real estate developments, with a focus on lowering carbon footprints, increasing energy efficiency, and encouraging sustainable land use. Regulatory rules, market demand, and technical breakthroughs are all key drivers of green development. The study emphasises the advantages of green buildings (GB), including better health outcomes, lower costs, and higher property values. By evaluating case studies and current research, this study emphasises the importance of stakeholders implementing sustainable practices to reduce environmental consequences and promote long-term economic growth. The findings call for a coordinated approach between governments, developers, and communities to ensure the success of green real estate programs.