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Good investment can be any major 2nd tier city in India except Western UP belt like Noida and surrounding area. Because of rampant women's safety issue like rape and molestation in broad daylights. Police inability, nexus with criminals and law of order situation has become a major issue among...

Investors are wary to put money in western UP ( Uttar Pradesh) like Noida, Faridabad, Ghaziabad belt because of the pathetic condition of women's safety issue.

The real time stagnant factor will be very much fruitful for buying in the 'sought after' category considering the very much cloudy moods of real esate in India.

Considering the drastic fall and real time stagnant in the 'sought after' category, this is the buying time for most investors, which will be very much fruitful down the 3 years short time category for disposing.

Magickbricks and 99acres are the top most portals, considering their real time info, genuinity and the most importantly the accuracy. Leaving aside them their are middle strength brokers with very much own opinions in blogs and write up category.

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/indian-real-estate-crash-2018-sophie-munez?trk=hp-feed-article-title-comment

This is a recent article by Sophie Munez As per our Reports & Analysis, Indian Real Estate Sector will crash by 80% in Pricing/ Depreciation/ Other Downward spiral In 2018. It will be welcome step for Middle & Low Income Households. The Developers/ Private Funds/ AIF will suffer Hugh Losses...

If budget is not an issue, then Mumbai is best.. But if it is multiple or in small chunks then go for Thane. In small amounts Thane tends to give better return than Mumbai.

One trend investors need to find and notice is that local realty buzz in the market, when too much of pushing activity is on rise, it should be taken with a pinch of salt. Neither go for the proven cities and markets, which gives a minimum guarantee of return. If somebody is not in experiment...