• How to buy a home that works for your children

If we take a close look at how the average Indian family perceives home purchase, children and their needs are a massively important factor. It, therefore, makes sense to factor in the specific requirements of children while short-listing flats. But what exactly does this entail?

• BUYING A HOME THAT WORKS FOR YOUR CHILDREN

If we take a close look at how the average Indian family perceives home purchase, children and their needs are a massively important factor. It therefore makes sense to factor in the specific requirements of children while short-listing flats. But what exactly does this entail?

• Consider maintenance aspect before buying a second home

Buying a second home, is not only an investment but also a responsibility, points out Kishor Pate, CMD of Amit Enterprises Housing Ltd. “If the property is in a remote location or in another city or town, the owner may not be able to visit it frequently. Consequently, maintenance issues that are not addressed immediately, may turn into big problems,” he warns.

• How to Profit from Residential Property Investment

Real estate has historically been acknowledged as a potentially lucrative investment asset class, which is why it continues to draw attention all across the globe. In India, the real estate sector is also the second-largest employer and is estimated to grow by 30% in volume and scope over the coming decade. Forbes pegged the growth of the Indian real estate industry at 7.0% in 2017, and the housing sector alone has been contributing to between 5-6% of the nation’s GDP over the past couple of years.

• How to Profit from Residential Property Investment

Real estate has historically been acknowledged as a potentially lucrative investment asset class, which is why it continues to draw attention all across the globe. In India, the real estate sector is also the second-largest employer and is estimated to grow by 30% in volume and scope over the coming decade. Forbes pegged the growth of the Indian real estate industry at 7.0% in 2017, and the housing sector alone has been contributing to between 5-6% of the nation’s GDP over the past couple of years.