Overall, RERA is proving to be a boon for homebuyers. While the progress of RERA implementation across states, barring a few, is going at a slower pace than predicted, it is definitely regaining the trust of homebuyers by consolidating the sector and plucking out unscrupulous real estate players.
Reduced buyer confidence due to irrational project delays and diversion of capital has also contributed significantly to the decline in housing sales in some parts of the country
The restricted new launch pipeline and developers’ increasing focus on project completions will surely cause unsold inventory to reduce over time, and demand will soon begin to rise. However, this will not happen in time for Gudi Padwa to save the day.
Real estate investments in Mumbai are happening in specific areas which have the right fundamentals for both current and future ROI growth.
Real estate investors need to be an exceptionally canny lot since various factors can negatively affect the value of one’s real estate assets. Being aware…
All eyes were on the Finance Minister as he delivered his fifth full Union Budget 2018 – the last one before the general elections in…
The Internet has had a profound effect on the real estate business. It has steadily eroded the human factor which, in earlier years, was almost…
Looking back on Year 1 AD (After Demonetization), it is plain to see that it has brought significant disruptions into the overall economy – and particularly the real estate sector
The year 2017 has not exactly lived up to the expectations of the residential property sector. RERA has been deployed, but as of today, only…
Across all the major cities in India, Mumbai has been witnessing the maximum cases of structural Building Collapses. Between 2010 to 2015, there have been approximately 13,470 incidents of structural collapse in the country, and Mumbai alone accounted for 1,366