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Is Dubai or Abu Dhabi the perfect destination for investing in a villa?

Buying a villa in the UAE is one of the smartest choices you will ever make. But the question is whether you should invest in Dubai or Abu Dhabi as both have their own advantages. Real estate properties in the UAE are affordable and have their perks.Read more

Tips to select the best rental property

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If you are on the lookout for a new rental home and are planning to move to another city, you would first prefer to check the internet for rental properties and their prices. It is a very tricky business to select the appropriate flats for rent. As you would get numerous options but the one that suits you and is perfect for you would be a bit difficult to find.Read more

E- highways and how they will impact real estate

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Delhi and Mumbai are two important cities, and connecting them is one of the central government’s top priorities. The Delhi-Mumbai Expressway, a 1250 km Greenfield project with an estimated cost of Rs 90,000 crore, is currently under construction to relieve congestion on NH-8.Read more

Construction site safety to follow during the rainy season

The rainy season in India starts in June, lasting until around September. However, even during monsoons, construction services are available. All thanks to the preparation and advanced planning along with the extra precautions taken on the construction site are what makes it possible for the construction workers to work even during the rainy season.Read more

Tips to keep your home safe during the monsoons

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Along with rainy seasons comes pleasant weather. The feeling you get when you see the raindrops touch the dry earth is indescribable. The smell of fresh mud after it rains will transport you to a new universe. But as every coin has two sides, heavy rains can cause a lot of damage to your building. Due to their direct exposure to water, walls and roof are the most affected areas. To top all that, damp air can damage your furniture and accessories as well. Read more

Indian Real Estate sees a K-shaped recovery path in 2021

The onset of the coronavirus led to a decline in sales in real estate over the past year and a half. However, as the world reemerges out of the pandemic, economies and industries across the globe are seeing a resurgence in growth. Fortunately, this includes Indian Real estate as well. As per the latest data on March quarter performance from several real estate research houses, the Indian Real Estate industry is inching towards a K-shaped growth pattern post the second wave of COVID-19 in IndiaRead more

The Monsoon and COVID-19: precautions to take while visiting a property site

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A real estate salesperson would be lucky to have prospective purchasers come to them for purchases during the Coronavirus epidemic. As a result, real estate consultants should make the extra effort to ensure that the clients that approach them are treated with care and that all parties involved in the transaction follow the pepper etiquette.Read more

Is Indian Real Estate Profitable For an NRI?

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Investments from Non-Resident Indian (NRI) are a common aspect of our economy. The trend has also extended to the real estate sector, where NRIs invest to gain profits. However, the growth has slumped due to the COVID-19 pandemic faced by nations across the globe. Amidst the pandemic, the sector may have shown zero to low rate growth, but NRIs have always remained a sweet spot.Read more

Everything to know about Rental Agreement Process

Most people, when moving into a new city, prefer to rent an apartment on a year-long lease rather than buy or spend their nights in a motel. Apart from renting living spaces, people can also opt to rent flats, entire sections of a building, or a floor for offices, storage, and even a small production line. The process is usually pretty straightforward, but if you are new to it and don’t even know the basics, your landlord can easily take advantage of your situation. Read more

All about Maharashtra: stamp duty and registration charges

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Anyone who has previously bought or opted to rent a property will be well aware of the process, and the extra costs included, like stamp duty and the registration fee. The rates vary depending on the state and district, it can range from 2% to 5 %, but the registration fee largely remains the same at 1000 – 1200 Rs. Read more

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