Blog articles tagged Housing Market

Real estate prices are highest in the top 8 cities

Real estate prices rose across 8 major Indian cities in Q2 2022, with Delhi-NCR leading at 10%. RBI's repo rate hike could influence lending rates. Pune saw a 5% rise, driven by 2 BHK demand.

Would you rather live in the city or the suburbs?

Suburban real estate investment offers affordability, amenities, and higher returns, while city investments provide established infrastructure. Consider location, connectivity, and property type when deciding where to invest.

Registration fees and stamp duty in Goa in 2023

This article outlines the complexities of property registration in Goa, discussing stamp duty, registration fees, and payment methods in detail to assist potential property buyers.

Is Real Estate a Healthy Investment in 2022?

Real estate investment in 2022 offers wealth-building potential despite rising mortgage rates and inflation. With careful planning and understanding of market dynamics, investors can find opportunities for long-term gains.

How Model Tenancy Act benefit Tenants and Landlords?

The Model Tenancy Act aims to improve India's rental housing market, benefiting both tenants and landlords through clear regulations and promoting economic growth.

Is property market on the verge of a collapse?

After gold's price drop, experts fear a similar downturn in the property market. Despite developer assurances, high unsold inventory suggests otherwise, with discounts and incentives becoming commonplace.

How Gurgaon Outperforms Other NCR Cities

Gurgaon remains a top real estate investment destination despite lower home sales in early 2013. Limited new project launches and focus on selling unsold inventory have strengthened property prices, making it a desirable market.

Suburbs, better for long term investment

Investing in suburbs offers promising returns over a longer duration, while metro cities favor short-term investments due to skyrocketing property prices.

Is realty seeing a correction at Last ?

The Indian real estate market is showing signs of slowing down due to high interest rates and increased supply. Rental and capital values are declining, particularly in residential and office spaces, impacting the IT/ITES sector.