Homebuyers  generally consider location, price, amenities, safety, connectivity, accessibility and other legal formalities as important factors while buying a house/property. The type of a property whether it is freehold or leasehold is also one of the most significant components to be taken into consideration when you buy a house. Most of the homebuyers, especially the first-timers, get confused with these real estate terms and end up buying a home which might not be profitable. If you are a potential homebuyer, getting clear about these real estate jargons is vital. Continue reading →

 In this globalization era, technology is the heart of our society and economy. We are dependent on technology for almost everything as it makes our life easier and more convenient. Rampant use of it has put our lives at risk and caused environmental degradation to a large extent. Adapting eco-friendly lifestyle is the way out for a healthy life and environment. In the present days, nature-friendly products are used in all fields, be it cosmetics, clothes, materials and even houses/commercial spaces. Continue reading →

Ever since the introduction of MCLR, there have been many people switching from base rate to it. However once the switch is done, it can’t be reversed. This is a major decision and has to be well thought over before completing the switch. Continue reading →

Insurance is generally acquired by people for financial protection, and you might also be aware of different kinds of insurance policies, like car insurance, house owners insurance, etc. However, do you know there is a separate insurance policy called ‘Title Insurance’ which you need to obtain when you buy a house/residential property? Continue reading →

It is a really tough challenge to decide what’s more important while buying a house. Each person has his/her own preferences in choosing a house as he/she desires because every individual is different and so are their priorities. It could be location, price, and amenities for some people, while others look for the best offers & deals, design, layout size, free space, and many other factors as such. Continue reading →

Most people in India believe buying a new house during the festive season (October-January) is auspicious as it brings good health, wealth and happiness. Besides, if you buy a home that is built in compliance with Vaastu Shastra, it will even bring more positive energy to your home. The real estate developers also launch several new projects in this time period and offer some good deals and discounts for the potential home buyers. Continue reading →

We often confuse with some common terminologies that seem to be explicit and clear. However, those terms/expressions differ from our actual perception and have a different meaning altogether. The following real estate terms- Carpet Area, Built-up Area and Super Built-up Area stand in the same line. These are the conventional jargons often used by the real estate developers while purchasing a residential property to calculate the area occupied. There is a high chance that buyers would likely be hoodwinked with these calculative expressions if they aren’t clear. Continue reading →

Since the implementation of RERA, homebuyers and real estate developers are benefitted on par with the bringing up of transparency, affordability and faith in the real estate sector. Along with these, to overcome other multiple issues in the real estate industry like price escalation, intentional delay in completion by builders, selling one property to multiple buyers and others as such, RERA has formulated this significant document- the Builder-buyer Agreement to safeguard the interest of buyers as well as developers. It is a formal legal contract between buyers and builders with regards to the property they buy or sell.
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Since the implementation of RERA, homebuyers and real estate developers are benefitted on par with the bringing up of transparency, affordability and faith in the real estate sector. Along with these, to overcome other multiple issues in the real estate industry like price escalation, intentional delay in completion by builders, selling one property to multiple buyers and others as such, RERA has formulated this significant document- the Builder-buyer Agreement to safeguard the interest of buyers as well as developers. It is a formal legal contract between buyers and builders with regards to the property they buy or sell. Continue reading →

While Hyderabad is aiming to be crowned as India’s New IT Capital, HITECH City is a major industrial hub located 15 km away from the center of Hyderabad. HITECH city is the short form of the Hyderabad Information Technology and Engineering Consultancy City. The booming Information Technology, Health Informatics, Engineering and Bio-Informatics campuses are situated in HITECH City. Since the suburb lies within the Cyberabad Development Area of Hyderabad, it is now a division of the Hyderabad Metropolitan Region. Continue reading →