In a discussion with Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath, prominent figures from Bengaluru's real estate sector shared their insights and challenges in the industry. They emphasized that real estate isn't just about buying and selling; it requires a lot of h
Real EstateDonkey WorkRegulatory ChallengesClient TrustSuccess TipsReal EstateOct 15, 2024
The main challenges in the real estate industry include dealing with regulatory changes, managing client expectations, and staying competitive in a fast-paced market.
Trust is crucial in real estate transactions because it builds long-term relationships with clients, leading to repeat business and referrals. It also ensures that transactions are smooth and transparent.
Technology can make real estate transactions more efficient and transparent. It can help in property listings, virtual tours, and even in the legal aspects of buying and selling properties.
Nirupa Shankar advises aspiring real estate professionals to stay informed, be persistent, never stop learning, and focus on building a strong professional network.
Nirupa Shankar shared a case study where her team worked tirelessly to find a property that met all the client's requirements, from location to budget, and the client was highly satisfied with the result.
Cooler-than-expected CPI figures hint at a potential September rate cut, benefiting Real Estate, retail, and dividend stocks.
Puravankara Limited acquires 7.26-acre land parcel in Hebbagodi, Bengaluru, to develop high-end luxury project with potential GDV of over Rs 900 crore.
India's real estate market witnesses a significant shift in investment focus, with warehousing emerging as the top sector, attracting USD 1.5 billion in investments.
hBits applies for Small and Medium Real Estate Investment Trust (SM REIT) licence to expand investment opportunities in Indian real estate
Bhubaneswar: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) conducted extensive raids on the offices and residences of 'Z' Estates directors in Odisha. The company's Managing Director, Tapan Mohanty, has since issued a statement to clarify the situation.
The Rishabh Family Trust, headed by Rajiv Bajaj, has made a significant real estate investment by purchasing a 4,667.30 sq meter (approximately 1.15 acres) plot in Pune, along with a bungalow and an outhouse.