As the festive season approaches, real estate developers are rolling out an array of incentives, including gold vouchers, gadgets, and significant discounts on property prices. Here’s what buyers need to know.
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Developers are offering a range of incentives such as gold vouchers worth Rs.5-10 lakh, gold coins, iPhones, discounts of up to Rs.500 per sq ft, rewards up to Rs.7 lakh, and discounts as high as Rs.25 lakh. Additional perks include white goods, wardrobes, and modular kitchens.
Buyers should evaluate the value of the incentives, negotiate beyond the offered discounts, check the fine print, consider the location and amenities, and seek professional advice to make informed decisions.
Yes, the current market is a buyer's market. Developers are keen to close deals, making it an opportune time for buyers to negotiate aggressively and secure significant value.
Buyers should be cautious of the fine print, conditions, and limitations attached to the incentives. It’s also important to evaluate the true value of the incentives in the context of the overall property price.
The location and amenities of a property are crucial. A property in a prime location with good infrastructure and amenities will hold its value better over time and provide a better quality of life.

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