residential property demand
Value home markets are now being pushed outside because of the recent civic infrastructure which allows pleasant travelling facilities and access to different locations at land rates that are low and affordable. Because of this, there has been a sudden increment of value homes in peripheral spots and locations. These houses are all below 30 [...] Continue Reading »
The residential property rentals market has been witnessing a lot of activity of late, along with an increase in demand. The spiked demand in the residential rental market has continued despite the uncertainty due to the recently-concluded elections which kept the buyers away from making investments in residential property. With buyers shunning the residential property [...] Continue Reading »
Pocharam in East Hyderabad is a fast developing neighbourhood locality. The area has seen an increased interest from prospective buyers. As demand has been on the rise due to IT developments in the vicinity, more number of investors are looking to invest in residential property in the area. Located on Warangal Highway, the locality is set [...] Continue Reading »
Residential property sales across Bangalore have dropped up to 40 per cent in April-June quarter as compared to the peak of Q4 2012. The city’s realty markets, where real estate sales are largely driven by IT clientele (60-65 per cent), have been going through a sluggish period. According to Karvy Institutional Research, a brokerage firm, [...] Continue Reading »
Pune continues to figure among the most prime cities for residential investment in India. Though the growth of property values cannot be compared to that of neighbouring Mumbai, Pune has the advantages of being a stable market with a consistent demand coming from a number of strong and dependable business sectors. Of the total 1,74,981 [...] Continue Reading »
After a one-year period starting in the third quarter of 2009,the Mumbai residential real estate market has been seeing a slowdown. The key reasons behind this slowdown are higher prices, higher interest rates impacting affordability, lack of liquidity, scams diluting investor sentiment – and, to a lesser extent, excess supply in a few micro markets. [...] Continue Reading »
