Andhra Pradesh CM Chandrababu Naidu's focus on Amaravati could impact Hyderabad's real estate. While experts foresee a potential short-term correction, Hyderabad's strong fundamentals and robust job market suggest a positive long-term outlook.
Despite rising home loan interest rates, the residential real estate market is booming, driven by infrastructure projects, high rental incomes, and a return to in-office work. Ready-to-move properties are in high demand, offering immediate possession and peace of mind for buyers.
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.
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Buying a flat in Pune? Consider location, price, connectivity, possession date, security, legal checks, and hidden costs. Plan for your family's needs, compare prices, and ensure all necessary approvals are in place for a smooth purchase.
Noida and Greater Noida offer promising real estate investment opportunities in 2020. Key sectors include 74-78, 150, 100, 135, and 137, driven by factors like connectivity, affordability, and infrastructure development.
A recent survey reveals that home buyers in major Indian cities expect property prices to decline significantly in the coming months, as indicated by the Housing Sentiment Index.
Badlapur, a town near Mumbai, offers affordable housing and a booming real estate market. It attracts those working in Mumbai but seeking a more affordable and peaceful lifestyle with good amenities.
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.
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.
High property prices and increased migration to major cities have driven up home rental costs. Limited housing supply and high demand further contribute to this rising trend, making renting the only option for many.
Budget 2013 misses key real estate reforms, impacting the sector, and focusing on affordable housing while increasing the burden on higher earners through TDS on properties over Rs. 50 lakh.
The Land Acquisition Bill aims to streamline land acquisition, potentially impacting property prices. While promising greater rights for farmers, it increases costs for industries. Debate continues, with the government seeking consensus amid opposition concerns.
Pre-launch properties offer excellent returns in the booming real estate market. Gurgaon leads as an investor-driven market, followed by cities like Bangalore and Mumbai. Investing early maximizes profits and builders offer attractive incentives.
Pune's unsold property surplus creates a buyer's market. Stable prices and a wide selection empower buyers to negotiate deals, while developers face pressure to adjust pricing strategies.
Property prices in major Indian cities appear stable, with corrections unlikely. Market conditions prevent significant decreases despite high inventory and builder resistance to cuts.
Real estate thrives in cities with high job growth, like Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, and Pune, outpacing Delhi and Mumbai. This growth is driven by IT and other sectors, impacting property supply and pricing trends.
The Bangalore real estate market is impacted by unregistered agents, leading to unethical practices and significant challenges for buyers and sellers alike amid rising property prices.
Delhi Metro's Phase III is expected to significantly boost real estate prices near stations, with potential increases of 20-30% over three years and more.
The Indian real estate market is stabilizing with price corrections expected. Developers are using incentives to maintain sales amid rising interest rates.
Indian real estate prices vary significantly by location, causing confusion for buyers. Prices in cities like Mumbai, Delhi, and Bangalore have seen dramatic increases, with certain areas showing especially wide price bands. This volatility contrasts with more stable Western markets.