This festive period's success reaffirms the real estate market's role as a key driver of economic growth. Manju Yagnik, Senior Vice President, shares insights on why Diwali might be the ideal time to buy a property.
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Diwali is a good time to buy property because of increased market activity, festive offers, and discounts offered by developers. The positive market sentiment and tax benefits also make it an attractive time for buyers.
Common festive offers during Diwali include discounted prices, waived processing fees, and other incentives. Developers often launch new projects or offer special schemes to attract buyers.
Before buying a property during Diwali, consider researching the market, verifying all documents, and looking out for special offers. Also, consider the long-term investment potential and seek professional advice.
The government offers various tax benefits for home buyers, such as deductions on home loan interest and principal repayments. These benefits can be maximized during the festive season.
The real estate market typically performs well during Diwali, with increased demand and supply, positive market sentiment, and a range of attractive offers and incentives from developers.
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