Q:Low budget Agricultural Land for Sale in Vikarabad with Pahani. Best Farm Land for Sale in Vikarabad. Vikarabad agriculture land for Sale is good for investing
Latest Answer: It is seen that land prices in Telangana are lower compared with Andhra Pradesh, which means they offer scope of appreciation to the investors. On the other hand, land prices in Andhra Pradesh have already on top due to availability of power and water.
Latest Answer: As Amravati is a developed city, so the price or real estate is on increasing. The projects of builders and developers in Amravati are very nice. For property investment, Amravati is an option.
Q:Due to the joint capital for coming 10 years, IT industries and better infrastructure I believe that Hyderabad( telangana) is better investment option.
But due to TDP's win in Andhra Pradesh, which supports BJP in the central, Will there be any impact on Andhra real estate ? Will real estate developments in Andra Pradesh take over Telangana?
Any comments!
Latest Answer: The real estate market had picked up in Hyderabad when it was announced that the Telangana issue would be resolved. However, since July, the market has slowed down again. This is due to the fact, that even though a lot of hype was created around the issue, no concrete measure has been taken till date to make Telangana a reality. Thus buyers have again gone back to their wait-and-watch mode. Investments from the Northern parts of the country have dropped drastically as investors are confused. I feel it would take another 6 months to one year before the market picks up again, as within this time period a final decision on Telangana is expected
Latest Answer: @ Vena..i would suggest you to invest somewhere around Hitech city. It is because developers are generally launching projects in or near Hitech city. Areas like Gachibowli, Madhapur, Kukatpally and Nallagandla are seeing more launches as compared to other parts of the city with increased property rates. For example the property prices in Kukatpally increased from Rs 3,136 per sq ft to Rs 3,168 in last quarter of 2012