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18/10/2016

Bengaluru real estate a good bet, here is why

Due to good market drivers - IT/ITes sector- which ensures strong macro-economic dynamics, most home buyers find Bengaluru a perfect place to settle and retire.

Bengaluru is proving to be a shining spot for real estate investors. The capital of Karnataka has witnessed phenomenal migration in the last several decades to become the hub of Indian IT industry with a 40 per cent share. Due to good market drivers – IT/ITes sector- which ensures strong macro-economic dynamics, most home buyers find Bengaluru a perfect place to settle and retire. It is not a surprise then that the real estate demand in the city arises majorly from the migrant population looking for housing units priced below Rs 60 lakhs.

Residential sales in Bengaluru has seen stable 9-10 per cent growth over the last two years in spite of subdued markets.

So is Bengaluru a good place to retire? Experts have different opinions on this. While some call it a pensioner’s paradise as the city has transformed into a major cosmopolitan center with all basic-modern amenities.

Source: The Financial Express

10/10/2016

The hopes of Happy times and dreams for a year full of smiles. Happy Dussehra!

06/10/2016

Kataria Builteck Residency-2/3BHK Apartments @ Bommasandra starting from 15.2Lac*

04/10/2016

is 1BHK apartment good for investment and rental returns?

Buying a 1BHK unit in any project is an investment which gives reasonable returns on a small investment along with an opportunity of an increase in the capital value of these properties.

Investment in such a property near any commercial space is likely to give good returns. A 1BHK property is always rented out easily.

29/09/2016

18/09/2016

What is the best way for a first-time buyer to set a budget to purchase a home?

Your EMI should not be more that 30-40 per cent of your take-home salary. If the property markets in your city are very expensive and you cannot afford the property that you want to stay in, invest in whatever is affordable even in the periphery.

Most banks allow you to exit one loan and take another. So, you can sell off the smaller priced property in a peripheral location and use that as seed money to buy where you would like to stay. Else, you will always be behind the market in terms of finance.

For calculating the monthly home loan instalment, consider your monthly family income – now and expected in the future. Family income includes yours as well as your parent's or spouse's income. Secondly, your family's current expenses, including all other loans you are servicing, are very important to be considered. Do not spend more than 50 per cent of the total income on EMI.

15/09/2016

What would be a safe and sound approach to buy property?

Do your complete research on the Web and physical survey of the projects. Invest in projects which are at least 25-30 per cent complete as this will be comfortable in terms of approvals. Bank approved projects are preferred since they give comfort in terms of the approvals.

12/09/2016

How to choose the right property?

One should buy property in an area which has adequate basic amenities such as power, water, sewerage, etc. It is important to do your checks and balances while deciding on a project. Infrastructure in the area, connectivity, builder’s goodwill and price of the property are key components a buyer needs to take into consideration. A buyer should also carefully check points such as the builder’s experience, number of projects completed and delivered, banking institutions involved and present buy options available to suit your requirements. It is better you conduct a field survey before identifying a suitable property meeting your budget and location preference.

08/09/2016

When to Buy?

The ‘right’ time to buy your house is when you feel that you are ready for the responsibility that comes along with buying a house. It is important to consider the objectives of buying a house. Ask yourself why you want that house? What really is the motivating factor when it comes to your decision to buy that house? Do you want to buy it because you want to live in it with your family or do you look for an extra income that the house will bring in the form of rent? Or, are you simply buying it for long-term value leverage? The more you know about why you should buy a home, the more focused your search will be and the better you will be able to select one that meets your requirements.