Introduction Despite a variety of quantifiable elements that normally affect real estate appreciation, many buyers believe property values go up randomly over time. The value of a property is influenced by infrastructure, demand of a buyer, supply of housing, government policies, economic growth, expansion of jobs and location maturity. Understanding these factors helps customers make better...
Introduction The largest error that real estate purchasers make is to compare apartments only in terms of square footage reported without comprehending what that number actually means. In the Indian real estate sector, the terms carpet area, built-up area and super built-up area are commonly used by builders, but many buyers are not aware of the differences. This mistake can directly affect the...
Introduction India’s property rate is often confusing because there are two pricing systems operating at the same time – the circle rate and the market rate. Real transaction prices are usually driven by market demand, geographic growth, infrastructure and buyer mood, but many buyers feel the government-assessed valuation correctly reflects the underlying worth of a property. The circle...
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