Several real estate developers have launched plotted development and villa projects near Mumbai, offering a new investment opportunity for buyers.
Plotted DevelopmentVilla ProjectsReal EstateMumbaiInvestmentReal Estate MumbaiSep 06, 2024
Plotted development refers to the development of land into individual plots for sale.
Investing in plotted development projects can provide reasonable returns, with prices appreciating 4X in the last six years.
Investors should check the ownership title of the land, whether the land is agricultural or non-agricultural, and get legal due diligence done before investing.
The market trend for plotted development projects is positive, with increased interest among investors, especially for areas such as Manor-Palghar, and Kasara-Igatpuri.
Investors can expect reasonable returns, with prices appreciating 4X in the last six years, and an average annual appreciation of 18-20%.
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