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7 Reasons Why Delhi NCR is Suitable For Real Estate Investment A research study in 2019 suggested that India’s real estate investment garnered approximately $970 million. Moreover, the total investment in real estate for the year 2019 was $5 billion. This growth in sales and revenue generation is despite the  current slowdown in the Indian real estate sector caused by the coronavirus pandemic . The research study also suggested that real estate investment in Delhi NCR has been the highest generator of revenue for investors in the year 2019, with approximately $610 million. Further, Delhi’s investment accounts for 63% of the total real estate investments in India & followed by Mumbai ($410 million) and Pune ($150 million). The increasing influx of capital has caused the  real estate future in India  to have a positive outlook. To ease your decision process, these are the seven out of several reasons to sell/buy a property in Delhi NCR: Industry-frie...

   Fascinating Real Estate Facts & Stats For 2021 Just like evaluating a property, one of the keys to understanding your market and your industry is knowing your numbers. An understanding of real estate facts and statistics helps you to identify movement in local markets and better predict the right neighborhoods, properties, and features to invest in.  What follows are some of the statistics that you need to make better investment decisions. The good news? Low inventory, excessive student loan debt, and the ever-growing Millennial cohort create strong indicators for a strong and growing US rental market. In addition, you’ll find out where some of the most promising local markets are concentrated as well as some of the facts you need to know to effectively evaluate property managers in those areas. Real Estate Investing Facts Home values in the United States have increased 7.2% since 2018. ( Zillow ) There are almost 44 million renter-occupied homes in the US, in cont...

  Interesting Facts About Indian Real Estate Indian Real Estate sector is full of intrigue. With its world-renowned iconic structures and ever-changing market dynamics, it keeps buyers all across the world interested. In case you are one of those who like to keep themselves abreast with the knowledge of this sector, we list some key facts for you.   Going online:  Did you know, the internet is the most preferred medium of home search in India? With over 462 million internet users, India is the second-largest online market in the world. Of these, 20 million Indians search for homes online every month. Almost 53 percent of the total real estate transactions in India are influenced by the internet. Huge employment opportunities:  The real estate sector, after the agriculture industry, is the second-largest employer in the country. The sector is expected to grow at a rate of 30 percent over the next decade. At present, housing contributes fi...

Buying a  Lal Dora land Economical rates : Property rates in the Lal Dora regions are comparatively cheaper than the authorized areas of Delhi due to the non-availability of social amenities such as parks and well-maintained roads which are present in authorized areas. Further, the transaction of such properties usually happens in cash. However, post demonetization, the government has forced owners of such properties to make transactions clean and transparent. Strategic location : Properties in such areas have gained popularity due to their strategic location. For instance, builder floors in some parts of Uttam Nagar  in West Delhi are constructed on Lal Dora land. The area is situated close to the Janakpuri Central Business District (CBD), and Uttam Nagar East, and Uttam Nagar West metro station owing to which, it magnetizes homebuyers as well as tenants looking for properties within a specified budget. No stringent norms and regulations : Under the Delhi Municipal Act, Lal D...

  Will it be wise to invest in the real estate market in 2021? The real estate sector is one of the bellwethers of the Indian economy. It is also the highest employment generating sector in the country besides agriculture and contributes 7 percent to the country’s GDP. The real estate sector is one of the bellwethers of the Indian economy. It is also the highest employment generating sector in the country besides agriculture and contributes 7 percent to the country’s GDP. It has also been forecasted that if the reform measures that have been announced, are executed well, the sector might end up contributing 13 percent to the country’s economy by 2025. It means that the sector presents a plethora of investment opportunities as well. However, the real estate sector has been through several ups and downs in the past few years. As soon as the sector had begun overcoming the initial shock caused by structural reforms like GST and RERA, the Covid-19 pandemic struck our shores. The nation...

  The Fundamentals of Buying and Selling Residential Real Estate After food and water, shelter is the next most important asset for survival. In modern homes are more than a place to protect us against the elements. They are places we grow up, raise families, and make memories. Homes represent financial security and stability. They become a source of wealth. Any property whose primary purpose is not for business is considered residential. This encompasses condominiums, townhomes, co-ops, villas, multi-family houses less than four units, and single-family homes. As you can imagine, residential real estate is a large segment in the greater property industry. According to  one source , the United States had almost 128 million households in 2018. “Household” means all the people occupying a housing unit intended for living quarters, so that term could include several generations under one roof. Local zoning ordinances define residential real estate cannot be used for commercial or...

  REAL ESTATE CAREERS FOR PEOPLE WHO DON’T WANT TO BUY AND SELL HOMES When you think of a real estate professional, you likely get a very specific image of a residential real estate agent, helping people buy and sell their homes and performing all of the related tasks. That is definitely the best-known real estate career, but it’s not the only one. If there are some aspects of a residential real estate sales career that are attractive to you and others that are not, perhaps you would be better suited for a different career path in real estate. In this article, we explore some of the lesser-known real estate careers available and help you find one that is the right fit for you. Commercial Real Estate Salesperson Commercial real estate agents help clients lease, buy, and sell commercial property. There are many similarities between commercial and residential agents, but there are some unique differences as well. For one, the commercial real estate sales process often takes longer tha...

  Key real estate trends likely to prevail in 2021 Real estate has gone through a roller coaster ride in 2020 and winds of change are already being seen both on the consumer and developer front. 2020 has been a rather tumultuous year which has led to a huge shift in how we interact with the world. Like many other sectors, real estate, which is much beyond just buildings made of brick and mortar and is in fact an enabler of our sustenance and well-being, is also most likely to perform differently going ahead from what we have seen in the past. The sector has gone through a roller coaster ride in 2020 and winds of change are already being seen both on the consumer and developer front. Here we are taking a look at the key trends in real estate which are likely to prevail in 2021. Home Buying for Self-Consumption The changing millennium mindset over the last few years had started favoring rental homes, thus challenging the established Indian mindset of “being settled” only with ho...

Indiabulls Housing Finance to raise Rs 5,000 crore from securitization in Q4 FY21 Securitization constitutes 25 percent of the non-bank financier's overall borrowing and on average, it raises around Rs 2,500 crore per quarter through the route. MUMBAI: Mortgage lender  Indiabulls Housing Finance  is looking to raise Rs 5,000 crore through the  securitization  route in the fourth quarter of the current financial year, according to a senior company official. In the three months ended December 31, 2020, it had raised around Rs 2,000 crore through the route. Securitization is the process of pooling and repackaging homogenous illiquid financial assets into marketable securities that can be sold to investors. "Our securitization pipeline is strong. We should be able to raise almost Rs 3,000 crore from the wholesale book and another Rs 2,000 crore from the retail in this (Q4 FY21) quarter," the company's Deputy Managing Director  Ashwini Kumar Hooda  told. He said...