Booming Real Estate Industry of India

Posted by vcode | Kerala,Realestate news,indian real estate blog | Tuesday 17 November 2009 9:18 am


The real estate market of India is a developing market with all types of properties available for sale and rent. The metropolitan cities already had a booming real estate market, but the small towns and cities are not left behind. You will find flat culture being developed in small towns of the country.

There are shopping mall, skyscrapers, flats, condos, penthouse apartments, etc. for the customers. There Indian economy has developed in past few years and multi national companies, BPOs have entered the Indian market. The NRIs are also investing in Indian companies. Many small towns which were like sleeping villages in the past are witnessing tremendous growth.

The metropolitan cities like New Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, and Hyderabad were popular destinations for real estate developers, but now towns like Goa, Pune, Jaipur, Udaipur, Cochin, Gurgaon, and NOIDA all have developed very fast. There is a huge demand for flats in all the cities and the earning power of the new generation has increased. The young generation has good paying power and due to good returns they are interested in investing in kerala real estate property. This has led to increase in the price of property.

There is also been an increase in the property groups, major groups like DLF, Ansals, Hiranandani. Rahejas, Parsvanath, Jaypee, etc. all have entered in the property market and have invested large amount of money in it. These developers like Ansals have not restricted themselves to metros, but have also shifted to small downs and have built flats there.

The new construction in India is at par with any other construction done aboard. The facilities and amenities given are just world class. There are clubs, community centers shopping arcades, restaurants and all other facilities in these residential colonies. The discerning customer is getting the best from the real estate business in India.
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The Real Estate Boom Continues in Kochi

Posted by vcode | Realestate news,indian real estate blog | Tuesday 27 October 2009 6:39 am


Kochi is the ‘happening place’ in Kerala, being the commercial capital and land prices have been increasing not in a steady upward curve but in leaps and bounds. The land value in various part of Kochi is directly linked with the plans for new projects-IT park, Container Terminal, and Airport etc. It is estimated that the future will witness huge investments on infrastructure development for highways, shopping malls and housing projects, which will sent the price of land spiraling.

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 Indian 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 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. See more Indian real estate news.

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