Those who are professionally in the field of making profit from real estate use three methods to do so. The first is the speculation; in this you buy a property and sell it as soon as its price rises. The only point is that you need money to invest in such properties as many times you won’t be able to sell it. Moreover, many properties don’t have resale value so you are in loss.

Many people buy and sell property in a short period of time. They just book a property, and as soon as the price rises they then sell it to some other person. This is known as flipping. You have to be alert and book as soon as the booking starts or property comes in the market.

Another way to profit from kerala real estate is to buy chap land and then sell it at higher prices after a long time. Many people have bought land at low price and then sell it when the property developers come to that area to develop it. It gives good return, though you should have patience to hold on to the property for a long time Investing.

The market is always up and down and you have to think properly before investing in the property market. You just can’t buy any property and then realize that due to its location, it won’t give any return. Do your homework properly before investing in any property. You will gain from it, if done properly.

In addition to the old restructured papers of Gurgaon-based builder Unitech, debt schemes of fund houses like SBI, ICICI and UTI have invested in papers of companies like K Raheja, Emmar MGF Land and Shapoorji Pallonji.

As per mutual fund tracker Value Research, UTI Bond (medium term) fund has invested Rs 14.7 crore in ‘BBB’-rated floating rate bonds of Emmar MGF Land. ICICI Prudential Liquid Fund has invested over Rs 421 crore in secured debentures of K Raheja Corporation. LIC Income Plus and SBI Short Horizon Debt Fund have invested Rs 1.8 crore and Rs 1.6 crore respectively, in the ‘A1’-rated commercial papers of Shapoorji Pallonji.

However, raters tracking debt are comfortable with the debt-equity mix of most real estate companies and are positive on the sector. “The fundamentals of India’s real estate sector are improving, as seen by better liquidity and improved demand in the residential segment,” said Rakesh Valecha, senior director, Fitch Ratings.

Enhanced affordability, lower mortgage rates and better job security have helped revive demand for homes, according to Mr Valecha. “Demand in the commercial segment remains weak, primarily due to over-supply and the scale-back of expansion plans by corporate India. But then, we expect demand for commercial spaces to improve in the second half of 2010,” he added.

According to analysts, in sharp contrast to 2007 and early 2008, real estate companies are not investing money to acquire mass land bank or other fixed assets. Post the turmoil in end-2008, real estate companies have realised the need for a stronger balance sheet. Many over-leveraged real estate firms have used their cash in books to de-leverage themselves.

Equity analysts tracking the sector are currently maintaining a neutral to near-positive outlook on the real estate sector. They expect prices to be stable in the medium term due to good demand. Property prices may only rise 3-5% over the next few months, say analysts.

Such a price trend could sustain the demand for real estate for a longer term. Moderate demand will enable real estate companies to complete existing projects and take up new ones. Pressure on profit margins, however, cannot be ruled out, analysts opine.

Overall, credit metrics are expected to recover in 2010 and 2011, as developers are expected to improve their capital structure, operating margins, and liquidity. According to sources, the restructured loans of Unitech are expected to come up for repayment (or reaching maturity) in about 6-8 months’ time. Unlike in 2008, fund managers and paper valuers are not expecting the company to have too many problems in repaying the debt.

Genesis: Kochi is a cosmopolitan city modeling itself on the lines of Bangalore and Mumbai. A few decades back, the commercial centre in Kochi or Ernakulam, as it was then called, was restricted to Broadway and M.G.Road. The city started spreading and far-flung areas like Kakkanad have now become part of Kochi city with residential apartments coming up all over the beautiful hillocks in this area. Business establishments have started relocating their showrooms and outlets on the sides of the Trivandrum bye pass road between Edapally and Vytilla. The construction of the Vypeen bridge has opened up new areas for residential and commercial construction as Kochi has become easily accessible from Kochi.

Why invest in real estate? People have now realized that investment in the stock market, with its ups and downs has its own related problems whereas bank deposits and mutual funds are restrictive in returns. Investing in Indian real estate is a guarantee that the returns at the time of disposal will definitely be higher making it is a very safe mode of investment

The Flat culture.Flats have become popular due to the safety and security available for flat dwellers. There is an element of the historical ‘tharavadu’(the joint family system of yesteryears) in the concept of flats with the role of the ‘karnavar’ (seniormost male member who word is the law in the ‘tharavadu’) whose role has been taken over by the Building society in each flat complex. In addition to security, the tenant need not worry about payment of electricity, water or other maintenance bills which are taken care of by the society. All external maintenance is also done by the society. Many of the builders provide utilities like centralized gas, health club, waste chutes and driver’s rooms which are value additions. The paper work involved during the purchase is also minimal and the biggest boon is that one need not worry about the problems of construction-labour, purchase of material, permits and licenses etc.

Independent houses. Independent villas and houses are expensive but if one can afford it can make you feel like a king. There are many builders who carry out construction on contract basis and with totally transparent terms and conditions. This helps avoid the headaches one would have to face while building homes.

Residential areas. Panmpilly Nagar, Kakkanad, Gandhi Nagar, Giri Nagar, Kumaran Asan Nagar, are residential localities which have come up during the past few decades. Palarivattom, Kaloor,and Edapally, are the older residential areas. Kakkanad is fast becoming one of the most favored spots for villas and flats while in Kathrikadavu area, with its two new flyovers, land value has touched new highs. Of late, Nedumassary which is outside city limits is also being developed as a residential area by some developers. It is obvious that land value is going up day by day but good plots are fast becoming scarce. Rates have quadrupled in the space of five years, and in some cases even doubled in one year. The best time is to buy now as tomorrow would be too late.

Te luxurious real state consists of huge houses with green lawns and all round greenery. The villas are the very epitome of luxury in life. They give you the best of comforts and luxuries.

These villas can be hired for rent for various occasions like marriages, family get-together or business meetings. To stay in any such villa is like a dream come true. When you stay in such villas you feel as if you are staying at home with all, modern comforts. There is vast space in which you ca relax in solitude. If you have gone for holiday in a group and want to stay away, then villas are the answer.

The slow pace of life and peacefulness provided in the villas is very relaxing. Many of those who have led a hectic city life throughout their life want to retire and stay in these villas. These villas are located at prime locations with peaceful scenic views and the environment is pure. It will meet all your requirements of luxuries and modern amenities.

To buy luxurious villa in India, you should do proper research first. You have to locate the place where want to stay and then specify your requirements. You should have the option of the best available property in that area. The estate agent you select should be an expert so that you get the best deal and he/ she helps you to procure the property without much hassle. You should get the property properly checked for plumbing and electrical fitting. Everything should be in proper working condition.

You have a choice of premium properties like deluxe farmhouses with most modern amenities, posh villas and beautifully landscaped bungalows. All these property are built by designer having the style and chic to match the modern lifestyle.

The posh locations in metropolitan cities have seen a drop of around 10-20% in real estate sector. In Delhi the posh areas like Vasant Vihar, GK I & II, Westend, and Shanti Niketan where luxury property was a prime item has seen a drop in the sale of such properties. Even the rental values of the property have gone down. The business sector has been affected by recession and due to this there is not much extra money to invest in luxury real estate.

In Mumbai also the same phenomenon was seen during the recession. There has been a drop in acquiring rate of luxury property as well as rental values of the luxury properties. The areas of south central Mumbai like Malabar hills, Nepean Sea road, Alta mount road, Carmichael Road and breach candy area, all have witnessed a drop in the sale and rent of properties.

The same trend is seen in Kolkata, but the difference in this city is that it seen a greater drop in rental values than in the buying of properties. As there will be improvement in the economic condition there will again be a rise in the real estate market. Certain areas in Kolkata have seen lot more drop in rental values than other areas. Areas like Southern Avenue and Dover Lane in South Kolkata have seen more drops in rental areas as compared to areas like Ballygunge, Queens Park and Gurusaday Road.

In the same way the city of Hyderabad the rental values has decreased, but there has been an increase in the capital value of the luxury real estate. Chennai and Pune have not seen much of decline and the real estate sector has remained unaffected by the recession in these cities.