The tendency of most property investors in India is to focus on the cities where they live. This is because they are already familiar with the locations that have highest demand and who the … READ FULL STORY
Property investments are highly capital intensive and any mistake made during the process, can cause a great deal of trouble for the buyer. This makes it imperative for a buyer to exercise due caution … READ FULL STORY
‘Redevelopment’ is rather unexplored by most home owners, because of the legal ambiguities around the concept. Redevelopment refers to the refurbishment of an existing property. It can be an exhaustive process, due to the … READ FULL STORY
Due diligence in real estate is a reality that no one would ignore. In the residential real estate segment, the home buyer undertakes the due diligence or verification of real estate, based on titles … READ FULL STORY
Rekha Parihar, a non-resident Indian (NRI) from Dubai, had finalised the purchase of a luxury sea-facing apartment in Worli, Mumbai. However, when she surfed the internet to check the credentials of the developer and … READ FULL STORY
Nearly two-thirds (as many as 64%) of non-resident Indians (NRIs) categorically say that they would wait for more clarity and transparency in the market, before making an investment decision in the Indian property market. … READ FULL STORY
Buying a property is a once-in-a-lifetime decision for most people, as the investment is generally huge and may come with a long-term liability. One wrong decision, can create imbalances in the buyer’s personal balance … READ FULL STORY
