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According to the International Labour Organization (ILO), 25 million people worldwide would suffer job loss due to the Coronavirus spread. Mentioned below are steps a home buyer can take, if his income sources have been adversely impacted because of this crisis

Washing vegetables with soap and water? Using hydrogen peroxide for disinfecting surfaces? While you may be protecting yourself from the Coronavirus, you may end up exposing yourself to toxic chemicals that could lead to a gastrointestinal infection. Read our medical expert’s advice, to prevent yourself from falling in the trap of unscientific ways and methods

In times of the Coronavirus pandemic, many companies are asking their employees to work from home. By laying down some ground rules, you can make working from home more productive.

With many realty companies on the verge of bankruptcy, the Coronavirus has now increased their troubles. We look at how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected various segments of real estate and what can be done to soften the impact

With trains and flights cancelled due to the Coronavirus outbreak, people staying away from home are affected the most. Here are a few tips, for those who live in shared apartments, co-living spaces or share rooms with others

RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das announced that all lending institutions are permitted to allow a moratorium of three months, on the payment of housing loans outstanding as on March 1, 2020. Read our FAQs on the advantages and disadvantages of availing of the moratorium on your housing loan

Basic hygiene is all that is required to keep your home virus-free. Coronavirus is not air-borne but coming in contact with an infected person can affect you and your family. Make sure you follow these simple tips to prevent spreading COVID-19 in your homes

The impact of the Coronavirus on real estate is being felt globally. This, however, may be a temporary setback, as real estate portals gear up to face the aftermath of COVID-19. In the short-term, transactions will dip but in the long-run, property buying will still remain lucrative and promising

Those expecting any reduction in property prices might be disappointed as property values, if anything, are likely to show an upward movement in the post Coronavirus world, based on several factors.

While the apprehensions of economic losses, construction halt and slow sales are causing a negative mood in the real estate sector, the question arises as to whether business has been affected to the extent that legally, it could qualify for the force majeure clause under RERA. Experts share their take on the matter

The minimum value at which a property can be registered is its guidance value, which is published by the Department of Stamps and Registration of every state, every year