Should financial specialists or investors stay far from realty amid value amendment mode?

Pranab Malakar, Delhi

6th April 2015

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Hi, It would be better if you contact an expert regarding this.

himanshu,

21st October 2015

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I think you should consult an expert to get an answer on this. He will give you the best advice.

himanshu,

15th October 2015

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Hello Pranab, I would like to say that the Indian real estate sector is doing good in the past few months. With a stable government at the Centre and favorable economic environment, there's no need for investors and property-seekers to wait for the right time. The government seems committed to bring the real estate development at the core of its agenda and various infrastructure projects are proposed by it. I feel this is the best time to invest in a real estate property in India, especially in Delhi NCR.

Abhay Bhardwaj,

16th April 2015

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Hello friends, I feel this is a good time to invest in a real estate property. Recently, top banks have reduced their key lending rates and also there is a positive sentiment in the market amid various infrastructure projects being proposed by the government. I would like to mention here about Unnati Fortune Group, which is offering premium commercial properties in the heart of Noida at very affordable prices. The group is offering Unnati World project at sector 144 of Noida and offers various commercial spaces at best prices.

Abhay Bhardwaj,

15th April 2015

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Ananya,

21st October 2015

Hi Pranab,
Presently, the indications of redress are starting to show in Mumbai too. While the value weight is very little in the city's western rural areas because of no additional supply, property costs in focal Mumbai, particularly in Worli and Parel territories, are confronting weight.

Kalki K,

6th April 2015

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@ Pranab,

In my perspective, builders/developers are not cutting the rack rates, however are putting forth freebies like blaze deals, alluring installment arrangements, free stopping, free stamp obligation and enlistment, low enthusiasm on advances, and so on. They are likewise offering a value rebate to mass purchasers who can deal.

lekshmi.sanjeev@ymail.com, Delhi

7th April 2015

@ Pranab,

As per current market, in substantial arrangements, because of economies of scale, developers have started giving a rebate of 15%-20% on properties that are under development. Anyway the markdown in the ownership prepared optional business is little (5-10%). Financial specialists/investors are looking to leave have no choice however to match these rebates. Not at all like stocks, land combination takes quite a while. Anyway, for to what extent will this rectification last?

Neha Srivastava, Delhi-NCR

8th April 2015

Once the new advancement standards are ordered by the Maharashtra government, it ought to add a ton of supply to the business. So the merging may last till the land costs get to be moderate by and by for the end clients. As per current market scenario, the market condition is little bit tilting in major areas like Mumbai & Delhi NCR.

Sufia, Delhi

9th April 2015

@ Mr Pranab,

As per my opinion, in any case, don't expect a rehash of the huge adjustment that occurred somewhere around 1995 and 2001 when property costs in Mumbai fell 50-75%, in the event that you consider swelling. "The value revision saw amid that period may not happen this time around. This is on account of now the nation is not confronting high swelling, high intrigue rates or moderate financial movement, the components that portrayed the 1995-2001 period.

Ankita, Delhi

10th April 2015

Hi Guys,
As per my opinion, sellers ought not make a big deal about the 5-10% rebate and let go of the property. This misfortune can be recovered in a year's chance from safe instruments, for example, bank altered stores. Otherwise they may be compelled to hold for 4-5 years to get the same cost.

lekshmi.sanjeev@ymail.com, Delhi

11th April 2015

@ Pranab,

As per realty experts , since the adjustment is relied upon to keep going for a couple of more years, it is not the time for financial specialists to enter the business sector. "The remedy has quite recently begun and there is no frenzy offering in the business sector. So speculators ought to concede purchasing by 1-2 years.

Sufia, Delhi

12th April 2015

@ Mr Pranab,

In my opinion, in this current market condition, not withstanding, those looking to purchase property for individual utilize, and not in a position to put off their buy, ought to hold up under as a top priority that this is a purchaser's business and ought to drive a hard deal.

Raj Roy, Delhi

13th April 2015

Hi Mr Pranab,

According as far as anyone is concerned, for over two years now, land costs have stayed stagnant. The NCR and Mumbai, where designers are saddled with a tremendous stock and financial specialists are thinking that it difficult to leave, are confronting a weight on costs. "With ingestion rates hitting an extraordinary failure, manufacturers are attempting to recover their volume.

Sufia, Delhi

6th April 2015

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Hi Pranab Malakar,

According to me, value stagnation is the first indication of a bear advertise in land. As more speculators understand that they can create better returns by putting their cash in other resource classes, for example, the value or obligation market, they will begin off-stacking their stock. "Costs have stayed level for as far back as two years and the time it now, time for a rectification owing to the opportunity expense of capital.

Raj Roy, Delhi

6th April 2015

Hi,
In my perspective ,the split in realty costs is very unmistakable in the NCR, where financial specialists have been attempting to exit by offering to offer their property at a markdown to the business sector costs. "Value remedy in the NCR in the previous two years has been 15-20%.

Sujan Mitra,

6th April 2015