Latest Answer: The Government promise to take a series of measures to ensure that apartment buyers are not cheated by the developers and will check that the builders did not give less change to the buyers than what is due in a transaction.
Latest Answer: As per report, the developers are offering attractive offers to attract more and more investors. The developers has put scheme that if the project gets delayed or canceled the investors will get a return of about 12 percent per annum. Even the developers are giving more interests than the bank on fixed deposits done by the investors.
Latest Answer: Beware of illegal properties and before buying follow these steps consult experts, check out the title of the property, ask for legal documentation, existing loan, property valuation, more down payment, age of the property, loan eligibility and fees charged by housing societies.
Latest Answer: The buyers hold a protest rally as the buyers want resettlement of their flats and also requested NCRPB to give the permission for the Master Plan at the earliest.
Latest Answer: The Confederation of Real Estate Developers Association of India, Kochi is organizing a property to show to attract more buyers to attend the show and live up the realty sector.
Latest Answer: The developers are using the scheme as a bridge to attact and order to draw attention of the home buyers. The scheme is a perfect deal for a home buyers only if the property is worth.
Latest Answer: Chennai is soon going to introduce a new property guidelines which will hike the price of the stamp duty and registration charges and leaving the buiders and property buyers in panic. So both the buyers and developers are buying and selling properties before the price rises.