As Diwali brings lights and joy, the real estate market also comes alive with a plethora of festive offers from developers. In this special episode of 'Keeping It Real' by Housing.com, we delve into the best deals, how to spot genuine discounts, and essen
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Common festive offers include flexible payment plans, reduced down payments, waived registration fees, and homes with modern amenities like EV charging stations and smart features.
To identify genuine discounts, look for offers that are clearly outlined, have no hidden conditions, and come from reputable developers. Always read the fine print and seek professional advice.
Flexible payment plans can be very beneficial for first-time buyers as they reduce the financial burden of upfront costs and make homeownership more accessible.
Buying a home during the festive season can offer significant savings through various discounts and offers. Additionally, it can be a joyful way to celebrate the festival of lights.
To make an informed decision, research the market, consult with a real estate advisor, and carefully review all the terms and conditions of any offers. Don’t rush into a decision and consider all your options.

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