India's real estate market is witnessing a significant shift, with rental yields improving and property prices appreciating, making the decision to rent out or sell a complex one for landlords.
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Renting out a property can provide a steady income stream, particularly for properties in prime locations with high rental demand.
If your property is ageing and requires significant upkeep, selling might offer a better return on investment.
By carefully considering the current market dynamics, property specifics, and individual financial goals, landlords can make decisions that optimize their investments and ensure long-term benefits.
These properties are in high demand due to their modern amenities, security, and convenient locations, making them a highly profitable option for landlords.
Market trends can significantly impact the value of your property, and it's essential to consider these trends when making an investment decision.
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