Non-resident Indians (NRIs)
Bangalore/Chennai- Luxury residential segment has been observing significant rise in demand in the top seven cities of India. Over 200 luxury residential projects were launched between 2008 and September 2012. Among all the cities, Bangalore alone holds 21 percent of share during the first three quarters of this year while Chennai holds 20 percent. Fast [...] Continue Reading »
Prospering real estate market of India is a great option for investment for builders and buyers too. If any prime developmental work or new project such as a tech park, an airport, a railway station, a metro work, or a special economic zone (SEZ) is upcoming in an area, then immediately the price of properties [...] Continue Reading »
ICICI Bank has planned a particular kind of home loan to cater to the needs of Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) who plan to buy properties in India. ICICI Home Loan to NRI offers an extensive range of products considered to facilitate NRIs to buy or build their long dream home in homeland. The bank has specific [...] Continue Reading »
Despite low demand for real estate projects in Kochi, realtors deny to reduce prices hoping that the sector will soon recover from the current situation. The average price of double bedroom flats in the city varies from Rs 35 lakh to Rs 45 lakh. Realtors say that majority of the apartment projects in Kochi were [...] Continue Reading »
The property prices in garden city Bangalore is constantly rising wherein common citizens are finding tough time to handle the realty costs! However, the Non Resident Indians (NRI’s) have made the best use of this realty situations. The Confederation of Real Estate Developers of India (CREDAI) have themselves claimed that the NRI investments has been [...] Continue Reading »
It’s not just us people in India who look out for transparency while investing in real estate industry, however the Non Resident Indians (NRIs) also are very keen about this concern! The recent fall down in rupee paved great opportunity for the NRI. They too are smart enough to enhance best deals! End of the [...] Continue Reading »
The rupee depreciation in the past six months has gone to 20 percent and likely there are chances of property prices drop down by 20 percent. In the same context the non-resident Indians (NRIs) are in a mad rush to invest in Indian realty sector as the rupee breached the Rs 54-mark against the US [...] Continue Reading »
