Monday 12 September 2016

Professionalism to be a Vital Source of Business in the Indian Real Estate Market

Often we have heard stories about people getting duped after being promised a luxurious property that is under construction and anytime ready for possession. This fraud is spreading like a wildfire and almost every buyer nowadays is prone to fall into the trap. Whether or not you like it, this is the harsh reality of realestate India. A market, which was once considered risky to invest into, is now a vulnerable place for many first-time investors who have almost little or no clue about the actual process. Before investing a lump sum amount of money into a particular location, it is important to make sure that there is no con associated with that project.
One more phenomenon that has been in news recently is that of unsold inventories. Buyers these days are announcing new projects at a lightning fast speed and are not able to complete them on the deadline. This unprofessionalism is becoming quite common, especially in the metro cities where there is increasing urbanization by the day. In this situation, a buyer’s role is to understand the current market dynamics and act accordingly without falling prey to the vicious circle of investments.

To get through the ‘how’ and ‘why’ part of real estate market, it is also worthy to take note of the previous trends that have been in motion. Before this huge success of commercial real estate in India, there was a period of scarcity in this industry. However, with the passage of time this condition improved and saw light of the day. As of now, both the residential and commercial markets of India have evolved and become the trend setters for the entire industry. To help revive the realty market of India, regulation and monitoring of these industry indicators is a must.

While talking about finding a perfect realtor, the first thing that crosses our mind is the nature of professionalism. Apart from few of the basic amenities to be present in a property India, there are also many other necessities to take care of. Therefore, in this situation, a builder’s role is that of a dedicated service provider. While buying a property, investors are taking a leap of faith and always hoping to yield better rate of interests over the coming years.

Although, not every realtor can promise a beneficial and fruitful return in investments, they can ensure that the property is in an overall great condition. In order to monitor such processes, a buyer can always invest their time into some market study and their rights as an investor. The ever expanding business of real estate in India is surely opening doors to many such new ventures that have been in focus due to their productivity. This segment, which is also a great source of income for many, is becoming the second most sought-after industry of India.


Hence, in this situation, both of the parties are required to work in a harmony and thus, improve the level of competence, especially in this business. 

Saturday 10 September 2016

High Demands to drive the next 10 years of Indian Real Estate Industry

Any market whether it is small or a large one depends upon the regular demands of investors or buyers. For instance, a product having lesser demands than the other ones are most likely to be kicked out of the competition. This happens because of the reason that it has little or no use of staying in a market that is user-friendly and completely driven by the flow in demands. Hence, the same situation can be applied to the realty segment of India where the investors are navigating the current growth pattern. If the demand is high, then realtors are putting in their efforts to plan and build properties as per the convenience of buyers.

Talking about the time that has gone by, realestate in India has been facing a season of downfall where it needed a significant amount of time to revive. The previous five years have been nothing less than a roller-coaster ride, particularly for builders. Since the starting of 2013, there have been announcements of various new projects and buyers are also eyeing a property, which is able to yield high amount of returns.

After facing a huge turmoil in the year 2009, the real estate market picked up pace and started gaining momentum in the beginning of 2010. It is only after this phase that India became a country with a large number of investments from regional as well as global buyers. Metro cities such as Mumbai, Delhi, Noida and Bangalore came on the forefront of the ongoing competition and made money instantly. As a result of this revitalization, realtors also started betting on the new projects with various discount offers and limited period schemes. The tactics not only helped developers to monetize their projects but also helped buyers make a sensible decision for future.

The wave of next ten years of real estate is going to be a little bumpy with many new reforms waiting to be introduced by government. Buying property in India is only going to become easier with such great initiatives being taken right now. Presently, the real estate market of India is undergoing a phase of evolution, which is going to prove beneficial for the upcoming period of time. Whether or not the investments are large in number, the thing that matters the most is the fact that the country is making developments year-on-year basis. Once considered a dull and unresponsive market, the country is set for large expansions in almost every segment of the market.


Considered as a place with massive potential to be a game changer of realty sector, India is no less than a tough competitor for the other countries. After a period of much-needed change in real estate scenario, the country is finally on a path of legalized and urbanized development. Therefore, now it is convenient to say that with the right strategy and future game plan, India can achieve great lengths of prosperity.

Among all the competition and expansion, it is important to take note that real estate is a tricky market and India needs to buckle up to make upcoming investments more lucrative.