Dhwani is a content management expert with over five years of professional experience. She has authored articles spanning diverse domains, including real estate, finance, business, health, taxation, education and more. Holding a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and Mass Communication, Dhwani's interests encompass reading and travelling. She is dedicated to staying updated on the latest real estate advancements in India.
Email: dhwani.meharchandani@housing.com 
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
Buying a property is often one of the biggest financial decisions for Indian homebuyers. While factors such as affordability, location and amenities influence the initial purchase, resale potential is equally important for long-term financial … READ FULL STORY
India’s spiritual tourism sector has witnessed remarkable growth over the last few years. Improved connectivity, government-led tourism initiatives and increasing interest in wellness-focused lifestyles have transformed many pilgrimage towns into thriving real estate destinations. … READ FULL STORY
The way young Indians approach housing is changing rapidly. For Millennials and Gen Z, renting a home is no longer only about finding an affordable place to stay. Convenience, flexibility, social interaction and lifestyle … READ FULL STORY
In India’s rental market, rent agreements often contain several clauses that define the rights and responsibilities of landlords and tenants. One such important clause is the lock-in period. While commonly seen in both residential … READ FULL STORY
In Indian cities, railway stations have long shaped the way people choose where to live. From Mumbai’s suburban rail network to Delhi’s major junctions and Chennai’s MRTS-linked neighbourhoods, homes near railway stations are often … READ FULL STORY
Selling a house involves more than listing a property and waiting for offers. Buyers today are increasingly cautious, especially in markets where property prices are high, and repair costs continue to rise. Even a … READ FULL STORY
In India, the real estate market tends to follow seasonal patterns influenced by weather conditions, festivals, school calendars and buyer sentiment. While summer is often considered the peak home-buying season, winter has gradually emerged … READ FULL STORY
Buying a property is rarely a purely logical decision. Even in a price-sensitive market like India, emotions, perceptions and behavioural biases heavily influence how buyers evaluate homes. A flat priced at ₹ 99 lakh … READ FULL STORY
Selling a house is not only about finding the right buyer. It is also about choosing the right time. In India, property sales are heavily influenced by seasonal trends, economic conditions, buyer sentiment, festive … READ FULL STORY
The demand for plotted developments in India has witnessed a steady rise, driven by the desire for flexible living spaces and long-term investment potential. Unlike ready-to-move-in homes, buying a plot allows buyers to design … 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
