In many Indian cities, especially the metros and top tier-2 cities, the rental housing market plays an important role in meeting the growing housing needs. The demand mainly comes from people moving to these … READ FULL STORY
Unauthorised construction is rampant in many cities, including metros like Delhi. So, when a homebuyer plans to buy a property, they must conduct proper due diligence, including verifying the title deed and land details. … READ FULL STORY
NRIs make up a significant share of investors in India’s property market across residential and commercial segments. Many NRIs invest in properties in India mainly because of favourable foreign investment policies, retirement needs and … READ FULL STORY
Kharadi, situated in eastern Pune suburbs, has long been an IT corridor and the presence of IT parks and offices was a key driver for its real estate boom. Today, the locality is growing … READ FULL STORY
Security deposit is a significant cost tenants must bear when renting a house in India. In big cities such as Mumbai and Bangalore, where the rental demand is high, landlords charge high security deposits … READ FULL STORY
Nowadays, more people are venturing into entrepreneurship. As a result, the idea of owning a home is also becoming popular. For many start-ups and small businesses, real estate costs, along with operational expenses, can … READ FULL STORY
The real estate market in India witnesses a lot of seasonal changes. Residential activities tend to increase during the tax-saving season and the festive season. While the peak monsoon season from June to September … READ FULL STORY
Before choosing a location for a home, people often consider proximity to the workplace and basic facilities and good connectivity. These factors influence renting decisions for many tenants in India. Sometimes, choosing a place … READ FULL STORY
For many people, homebuying marks the start of a new chapter in life. Compared to other investments, homebuying decisions involve emotions and wish lists – an island kitchen, a personal gymnasium, a balcony with … READ FULL STORY
Imagine a homebuyer takes possession of a property after months of waiting, only to find there are unpaid electricity and water bills. Such a situation could be problematic. Before taking possession, homebuyers often do … READ FULL STORY
The idea of owning more than one property is no longer limited to ultra-high-net-worth individuals in India. With rising disposable incomes, flexible work models and increasing interest in lifestyle-driven real estate, many homebuyers are … READ FULL STORY
A ready-to-move-in property refers to a residential unit that is fully constructed, has received all necessary approvals, and is available for immediate possession. Unlike under-construction properties, these homes eliminate the waiting period and uncertainties … READ FULL STORY
Selling a house is often a significant financial milestone, whether driven by the need to upgrade, relocate or unlock capital. However, what follows the sale is equally critical. The way the proceeds are reinvested … READ FULL STORY
