Two-slab GST plan to make homes cheaper, boost real estate sector
Market observers say that the proposed move aims to simplify the rules and developers will get the benefit of lower taxes. Due to this, homebuyers will also be able to get homes at cheaper rates.
Too Early To Say Real Estate Seeing Slowdown
Even though unsold inventory is increasing while sales are seeing a dip in many cities across India, it is too early to say that the real estate market is seeing a slowdown.
Senior living as an alternative investment in real estate
As global trends shift and demographics evolve, a new contender is emerging on the investment horizon: senior living communities or retirement homes. No longer a niche market, senior living has captured the attention of savvy investors who recognize its immense potential, not only as a socially relevant initiative but also as a financially rewarding asset class.
Does Minimalism Lack Character
People want to come home to an uncluttered, clean space with neutral colour palette that is devoid of visual clutter and celebrates the deliberate absence of ornamentation. Minimalism is thus a preferred décor style for many, but does this mean that soon enough homes will lack character and can resemble a cookie-cutter copy of each other?
India’s real estate market in ‘cautious recovery’ mode
Real estate developers and financial institutions remain optimistic about growth in India’s property market over the next six months, despite ongoing global uncertainties.
Realtors, financial firms bullish on Indian real estate growth
Real estate developers and financial institutions have become more optimistic towards growth in India’s property market for the next six months despite global uncertainties, according to Naredco and Knight Frank.
Real Estate Remains A Tax-smart Bet
Many personal finance experts regard real estate as a reliable vehicle for efficient tax planning. Moreover, it is also considered a good instrument for wealth creation, albeit if you know how to structure your property investments efficiently. Here’s all you need to know.
‘You don’t own your home’: Real estate advisor breaks the lie most Indians still believe
You may live in your house, pay every bill, even have it registered in your name — but in the eyes of Indian law, you could still own nothing. Mutation is not a bureaucratic step – it is legal proof of ownership in government records.
Own property in India? Why you must fix any paperwork issues now
Under the updated rules, all property records will go digital, allowing buyers to access title deeds, ownership details linked to Aadhaar, and any bank loans or dues on the property.
5 things NRIs should keep in mind before investing in property in India
NRIs, after acquiring a property in India, should file annual income tax returns even if the income generated from the apartment is below the taxable threshold.