The Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) remains a popular destination for real estate investment, but buyers must be cautious of certain red flags in peripheral areas to avoid potential pitfalls.
MmrReal EstatePeripheral AreasRed FlagsInvestment RisksReal Estate MumbaiJul 23, 2024
Delayed projects are the primary cause of financial strain on buyers in MMR's real estate market.
Construction halts are a major warning sign for buyers in MMR's peripheral areas.
The quality of construction is crucial in MMR's peripheral areas because of the region's heavy monsoon climate, which can lead to water seepage and structural damage.
Verifying a property's RERA compliance is essential for legal safeguards against delays and misrepresentation.
Thorough due diligence is indispensable in real estate investment to prevent future liabilities and ensure a secure and rewarding venture.
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