The next hotspot of Bangalore realty market

If there is one city that still remains the toast of the real estate market in India, then Bengaluru surely tops that list. Thanks to its never-ending growth, especially owing to its IT and allied sectors leading the development curve.

KR Puram has come a long way since its Hanging bridge landmark when it first got noticed by the next generation of Bangalore as the hot and happening real estate bubble. In fact, the place traces its name back to Immadi Krishnarajendra Wodeyar, who ruled between 1734 and 1766 A.D. Primarily considered as a suburban

Devanahalli, which was a part of rural Bangalore until the last 3-5 years is now abuzz with residential and commercial projects. If one were to go by the recent updates, the news is that the next IT hub of Bangalore could well be in the vicinity of the Bangalore International Airport. With huge real estate

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Although investments should be made with mathematical precision sieved with logic, when it comes to real estate it is often tainted with emotional extravaganza. The emotional attachment towards a home makes the investors make decisions based on many other parameters than only financial metrics. The factors that make them decide on real estate investment are

Real estate investment, out of all investments has an emotional element attached to it. That is one of the predominant reasons why people tend to rationalize their emotional decisions with few myths about real estate investing. These myths associated with real estate investing should be pruned in order to make a more rational real estate

Buying your First Home: Taking the Decision Owning a home is one of the ways to build a great foundation to keep fond memories and it’s indeed a gift to the future generations. Building a home requires money and more importantly, it requires the motivation. Even if you may feel that you don’t have the

Onset of Covid-19 During the early months of 2020, the entire World came under the grip of the Covid-19 virus. The impact of Coronavirus on the Indian real estate sector was no exception. It was stifling to the point that it brought property transactions to a near-halt last year when the nation went into a

Has it ever occurred to you to ride on the wave of the development of South Bangalore and grow rich? If you have not pondered on this possibility, it’s about time you do it as many of Bangalore’s sought-after areas have become saturated with a lower rate of growth of property prices. The speculators are

In a bid to boost housing sales, the state of Karnataka has reduced the stamp duty charges from 5% to 3% for properties valued between Rs. 35 lakhs to Rs. 45 lakhs.

COVID and Realestate The COVID crisis has not only put real estate sales at a sluggish pace but has impacted the buying patterns of the consumers too. At the onset of 2020, when the pandemic outbroke in India, the sales of homes dropped putting the consumers in a predicament with rampant job losses, new cultures

The real estate market has been plagued with lower rental returns with poor capital appreciation, especially in the last couple of years or even in the preceding three or four years. As India is into more of industrialization with an increasing number of jobs being created, attracting more manpower, rental solutions have increasingly been redressing

Undoubtedly a ready-to-move-in 2 or 3-BHK apartment or a home poses a lot of advantages to the home buyers and especially for the first-time home buyer. Earlier, there were threats of delayed possessions which was a chronic problem of the real estate industry and home buyers who booked under-construction homes. For practical reasons, for people

In recent times the real estate industry has gone through myriad changes and these are in tandem with the global trend. Although after the global recession in 2008 when the world economies toppled, the effects were felt by the real estate sector of India too but post-recession, the state that the real estate industry is

Real estate investment essentially has two components! The first one is the living condition and the second one is the return on investment. The investors, of course, would be keen on properties that would appreciate in value at a higher rate but even the end users too are interested in properties whose value appreciates at

The real estate trends are upward now with the prices steadily growing and the buyers’ sentiments on the higher side. The real estate indices are also high with the market conditions also climbing on the optimistic side. In such a market scenario, the expectations are also high of the investors about the investment. Undoubtedly, acquiring

Everyone is bent for a ready-to-move-in home and the reason is simple! In case of buying a ready-to-occupy home, the owner can shift immediately and do not have to pay the rent and the EMIs together. While that can be a solid argument for buying a ready-to-move-in home, an under construction apartment or home also

Newly wed couples who want to purchase their dream home should not hurry with their decision but they should take it slowly as this would be an investment of a lifetime. They might live in this home for longer periods of time and so making a checklist to ensure that the home is not just

Decorating your first home can be one of the most exhilarating as well as challenging tasks. You may be wondering why it’s challenging! The challenge is not in decorating but in getting yourself satisfied with the décor that you create and in quenching your mind’s desire in eking out a place for your own self.

Bengaluru market is vibrant now with numerous new projects added to it coupled with the renewed interest of the buyers. The realty market of Bangalore has flats for sale in almost all the upcoming areas of the city and as the demand of the market is second to none, it had the least number of

Bangalore Real Estate has emerged to be the IT capital of India already but there are other cities like Gurgaon, Noida, Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, and few others which are rapidly urbanizing. The Indian investor obviously has a plethora of choices but deciding where to invest or buy property becomes a difficult proposition. Here we analyze