If the hope of a price correction keeps you from buying a home, it may be a pointless wait. Prices are already increasing on the back of improving sales.
Category: Real Estate Investment
In a major boost to the slowing economy, the Indian FM gave a slew of benefits to the banking and financial sector including NBFCs, HFCs and even MSMEs.
Home sales in India have not rebounded to their earlier peak levels. Here’s why housing, our' most-favoured investment route has fallen from grace today.
Anuj Puri, Chairman – ANAROCK Property Consultants
As India embarks on another year of independence, the country’s real estate sector has a lot to be grateful for, a lot to hope for – and still a lot to worry about.
Amidst the dual challenges of liquidity crisis and stuck projects that hang like persistent thunderclouds over the sector, we nevertheless inch closer to the ultimate goal of Housing for All by 2022.
From the viewpoint of stuck and delayed projects, the freedom to buy homes has turned into shackles for many.
Over 1.74 lakh homes in 220 projects across the top seven cities are completely stalled. Housing worth over INR 1.77 lakh Crore is in limbo with zero construction activity.
The affected buyers exercised their freedom of choice – only to see their hard-earned money imprisoned with scarce prospects of parole until recently.
Nevertheless, this state of affairs is not unilateral and countless more Indians have indeed successfully achieved freedom from rent.
Though not nearly as fast as can be hoped for, housing sales are picking up. In sharp contrast to earlier years,
The National Housing Board (NHB) directive to HFCs is actually very good news for NRIs keen on buying a property back home in India.
Research by ANAROCK Property Consultants shows that the unsold inventory of luxury homes declined by 12% in Q1 2019 from 48,300 units in Q1 2018.
ANAROCK’s report highlights that Raigad's overall residential market has outperformed its neighbours, including Mumbai, Navi Mumbai and Thane.
Haveli properties have become the new ‘must-haves’ of the ultra-rich who sense an opportunity to secure a remarkable piece of Indian history.
ANAROCK has partnered with Aldar Properties PJSC to market some of Abu Dhabi's most sought-after properties to Indian investors and buyers.
If we compare commercial real estate yields to those for residential properties, it becomes evident why many HNI NRIs prefer investing in the former.