NUTERRA DIGITAL SOLUTIONS INC. launches software development

VANCOUVER, British Columbia - Rezul -- Construction owners and contractors face a multitude of challenges as they navigate through largely uncharted territory with their projects experiencing highly unique and mounting risks from the effects of COVID-19.

Every stage of the construction process has a significant impact on the environment. According to the Guardian, a study found that the construction of a new house generated 50 tones of CO2. By lowering the number of vacant homes in major Canadian cities environmental impact can be dramatically reduced.

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Thousands of houses stand empty in many Canadian cites. A 2016 census reported in Vancouver alone there were over 25,000 unoccupied homes. Local governments are imposing the Empty Home Tax on homeowners of vacant properties. "The ultimate goal is to add more pressure on empty homes to be filled," Mayor Kennedy Stewart announced in a Nov. 27 press release.

NuTerra is committed to environmental stewardship. By maximizing the existing underutilized home inventory the need for new construction developments will be reduced.

About NuTerra Digital Solutions Inc.: NuTerra is a Vancouver based digital platform that connects qualified homebuyers with vendors of mortgaged properties. NuTerra assists home sellers to achieve high market value for their properties, secured by the property while assisting prospective home buyers with unique "rent to own" lending solutions.