Property rates
In Mumbai residential property rates have been increasing midst leaving the properties in the city vacant. With the increasing rates the property buyers have now turned ignorant face in concern with purchasing the property and this has lead the builders and developers in great worries. Also the fact is that the developers do not want [...] Continue Reading »
The developers and land owners in Chennai have a down feeling towards the publicity they are getting for their projects. The awareness created midst citizens are comparatively low and henceforth leading the developers to sell their property at the rate of loss. Meanwhile to initiate this, the rating wing CRISIL has initiated all the housing [...] Continue Reading »
The Supreme Court of India has announced that the sale of immovable property under General Power of Attorney (GPA) will be considered illegal and will attract strict punishments. The decree might actually lead to a 20 percent downfall in the value of properties. The decision might have implications in resale and secondary properties. The decision will not [...] Continue Reading »
The paths of MG road was a jewel lost in Bangalore‘s crown. However now that the project is finally completed Bangaloreans are hoping that the best comes out of it. The Metro works hit the floor in mid of the year 2005 which led to the cutting down of trees in that area midst much hue and [...] Continue Reading »
Its time for Metro to be launched soon in Bangalore and meanwhile the property rates along the metro railway lines approximately about 6 to 7 km stretch of the mass transit system have been facing rapid price hike and this has astonished the real estate developers. The main agenda behind this rapid price hike is [...] Continue Reading »
In July, the government revised property rates in and around Bangalore after four years. While the department’s bandwidth was an average 30 per cent, it crossed 100 per cent in some areas. Once the rates were notified, calling for objections/suggestions from people, the government felt there was a mismatch between the department’s revised rates and [...] Continue Reading »
