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Realising the current government scenario of housing scheme, focusing on building infrastructure which will automatically create new opportunities for employment.
You may have noticed the equity market is seem to decline, but the demand of investing haven't stopped. People encroach for real estate investment which opts as a good investment and gives good returns. Due to obliged terms by government this has turn out profitable for buyers to buy residential.
As a real estate consultant we have walked through various aspects of our industry in our blogs. The purpose serving this information in our blog today we would like to review the JP North project at Mira Road being developed by the JP Infra (P) Ltd.
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It's complicated. In the course of compiling its annual Emerging Trends report, the Urban Land Institute found that the only certainty in its outlook for 2019 was uncertainty. Expert analysis points to a more complex, multi-layered series of overlapping trends, with unpredictable results, as opposed to a few strong narratives.
Affordable housing segment of late is being primarily driven by government policies and incentives. As per Government estimates, over 40 million urban homes need to be constructed by 2022 in order to achieve its housing for all targets.
ast year, India's real estate sector saw two major reforms come into force -- the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) and the Goods and Services Tax (GST). While a landmark tax such as the GST is expected to have far-reaching implications for sectors across the economy, its impact on real estate as a whole is likely to be a mixed bag.
Besides regulations for the type of properties that NRIs can purchase in India, legal provisions also exist on the mode through which these purchases can be financed When a non-resident Indian (NRI) opts to purchase a property in India, there are several regulations that govern how such a purchase can be financed.