The festive season is a golden opportunity for real estate investors to explore new and lucrative development prospects. In India, options like fractional ownership and rental pools are gaining traction.
Real EstateInvestmentFestive SeasonFractional OwnershipRental PoolsReal Estate PuneOct 20, 2024
Fractional ownership allows multiple investors to own a share of a property, reducing the financial burden and risk for each individual.
In rental pools, property owners pool their rental properties together and share the income generated. This approach helps to stabilize rental income and reduce the risk of vacancies.
Yes, co-living spaces are becoming increasingly popular, especially among young professionals and students. They offer a community-oriented living experience with shared amenities and services.
NRE properties are specifically designed to cater to the needs of Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), offering tax benefits and other incentives. They are a lucrative option for those looking to diversify their investment portfolio.
The current trends in the Indian real estate market include urbanization, economic development, and a growing middle class. The government has introduced several initiatives to boost the sector, making it an attractive investment option.
The median recovery for operational creditors under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) stands at a mere 6%, highlighting the need for a hybrid insolvency resolution process to address their concerns.
Pune real estate market witnesses a 25% year-on-year increase in property registrations in July 2024. Prestige Exora Business Parks buys 4.57-acre land parcel in Kharadi for ₹200 crore.
Dubai [UAE], September 11: Next Capital, a leading real estate company in Dubai, has announced the launch of newest luxury project, Samana Barari, amid a 48.84% surge in demand for off-plan properties.
Arkade Developers, a fast-growing real estate development company, listed with a premium of over 37% against the issue price of Rs 128.
Three brothers in Mumbai's Andheri area have been arrested for allegedly assaulting and stripping three real estate agents who were taking photos of their property. The victims were gathering information for redevelopment purposes.
Zerodha's CEO, Nithin Kamath, has suggested a novel idea: property prices should reflect the level of pollution in the area. His argument is simple yet compelling: if an area is more polluted, property prices should be lower to reflect the poorer quality