Dear Bindu,
As per my concern, I would prefer Delhi NCR and in Delhi NCR there are many areas, but the preferred locations are Noida & Gurgaon. Both are best for Real Estate Investments.
Dear ashish,
I am fond of this kind of location, From starting I am very excited for these sort of location, I hope that you would surely get your investment get done in hill stations like Khandala, Lonavala and etc.
As per experts talking: Housing and real-estate will attract lots of investors in Mumbai. "Developers will buy huge tracts of land in Panvel and other locations to develop townships.
It's a good sign that Navi Mumbai is developing. It will become another developed city in the near future...
When it comes to High class people then they go with luxury properties at luxury cost and we talk about middle class people then they go with affordable properties at affordable price.
Dear Luke,
I think you should go with Kerala, as I am defining some facts about Goa warnings;
1. DRUGS
2. SOME LOCALS
3. MISCELLANEOUS
4. WATER/MONSOONS
5. Goa, India: Sea full with oil!
6. Travelling with Infants/Toddlers...
7. Mischievous Monkeys:
There is no any course of Real Estate in India, but you can learn this by doing meeting, research and development to the some Real Estate agents by yourself.
We have heard a news that housing sales are unlikely to recover in the next fiscal year (2015-16) as high property prices have made residential units unaffordable for end-users.
How much does it right.? Guys need you opinion !!
As we can understand after reading the full article that; The real estate sector is growing with some huge numbers of IT parks and residential townships being constructed across India.
This is in-fact the good sign for India Real Estate Sector.
Basically, as the modern time says that "Delhi NCR" is booming in real estate sector. So my answer for yours question that Delhi NCR must be the right choice.
Hey all,
I think there is no any course for the Real Estate. But you can learn this by yourself as below points;
1. Do research on projects
2. Choose your desired location
3. Read about the latest trend of market
4. Try to put yours own ideas in current ways
These points can help you...
Dear manaliguptaa,
As per yours concern, charges for stamp duty is 5% and registration is 1%. It is calculated on the basis on value of property shown on paper by the property owner or value of property assesed by the Govt, whichever is higher.