Real estate advisor Aishwarya Shri Kapoor shares a 5-point checklist to help investors and homebuyers distinguish between genuine opportunities and marketing hype in the Indian property market.
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The first filter is policy backing. A trend must be supported by zoning policy and infrastructure investments in the Union Budget to be considered valid.
Tracking capital flow is crucial because trends backed by institutional investors like REITs, NBFCs, or fund houses are more likely to be genuine and sustainable in the long term.
Tenant demand is a key factor because it directly influences future rent demand. Properties with strong corporate interest are more likely to have consistent footfall and capital appreciation.
Exit liquidity is important because it ensures that there are resale buyers and banks willing to lend in new corridors. Without liquidity, properties can become dead weight.
Developer risk is significant because a great location can be undermined by a builder who defaults or delays. Projects dominated by undercapitalized developers carry higher brand concentration risk.

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