The residential real estate sector in India has once again proved to be a bright spot by contributing to the country’s overall GDP, thereby making the economy more vibrant and optimistic.
Real estate is often described as one of the safest investment options. Despite several investment avenues that are available today, several youngsters aspire to buy property at a young age. Let’s understand the reason behind this trend.
The growth comes after a lull of several years and the housing finance companies are well poised to tap this opportunity aided with sectoral reforms such as RERA and GST that have brought in the much needed transparency
Most do not realise that longer the loan tenure, higher is the interest amount paid. Therefore, to minimise the interest cost and get out of debt faster, one must look at ways to clear the liability as soon as possible
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Goa leads domestic demand for second homes, with a fifth of respondents interested in buying a second home in the state and experts expect the international airport at Mopa to have a multiplier effect on Goa, both as a destination for tourism and a state to own a home in.
Sales for vacation homes have sky-rocketed in the last couple of years. Purchasing a second home is often not just about investment, but also about a lifestyle choice, an alternate residence, a future residence, or simply diversifying assets.
As high-net-worth buyers remain focused on their personal achievements and accomplishing their goals, acquiring luxury real estate continues to be an essential component of their financial portfolios.
Budget 2022 is an opportunity for the government to ease the burden on a demographic that has been most affected by the double whammy of decreasing interest rates, increasing retail inflation and medical expenses inflation over the past couple of years – retirees and senior citizens.
Sixty seven per cent of high net worth individuals (HNIs) are planning to buy a luxury property in the next two years in order to upgrade their lifestyle, revealed a survey conducted by India Sotheby’s International Realty.