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Bangalore has surpassed bigger property markets such as Mumbai, Delhi and Chennai. Real estate research firm PropEquity says that the Southern city recorded a 140% growth in the quarter till June over the year-ago period. As sales in most other cities stagnated or decreased, Bangalore witnessed sale of 15.58 million sq ft of residential space [...] Continue Reading »
The under-construction Namma metro in Bangalore has already pushed up the property values. The end-users, developers, realtors- all have been considering the metro as an asset with the construction underway. In the areas through which metro track passes like MG Road, Trinity, Indiranagar and Byppanrahalli, residential property values have witnessed a 15-20 per cent hike [...] Continue Reading »
2011 is now known as the year of high home loan rates. Never before the loan borrowers had faced such a rapid hike. Simultaneously, year 2011 will be known for aggressive property buying in peripheral and suburban areas of cities across the country. The high interest rates ended up the developers to sell the properties [...] Continue Reading »
The property buying for the year 2011 was all driven by captured home buyers. The property transactions in India were down by 20 to 40 percent. Transactions in realty sector was a major headache for both the buyers and investors. Now that the year has almost come to an end, expectations for the year 2012 [...] Continue Reading »
