Top reasons to buy a property in Delhi now!

Delhi’s property market has woken up from its slumber. Though this was inevitable, many had given up hope on the real estate of Delhi, especially with mounting unsold properties and unfinished projects in and around the city. The government had worked very hard and implemented a lot of projects that would supplement the property growth spurt in localities like Noida, Gurgaon and Faridabad. The efforts have finally paid off and here are a few reasons as to why you must buy a property in Delhi before it is too late!

One of the major hurdles the realty market of Delhi faces is to sell off the already accumulated property. Either the prices had to be slashed or the existing amenities had to be improved to makes prospective property buyers consider shelling out cash for the properties. The second option worked and this is how:

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1.  The Delhi Metro has redefined the term called connectivity in the capital city! You no longer have to find residence in the same locality as you work. Sectors in Dwarka are now completely linked to one another! Noida is well connected to NCR too! The next proposed stage of the metro will connect Noida’s city center with the Greater Noida region making property market boom further! The Violet line will aid to Faridabad by connecting up to YMCA Chowk!
2. Delhi government made all the right moves in conjunction with the Central Government. The Swachch Bharat Movement started off a chain clean Green moments which lead to a lot of green spaces in the city! 
3.  The Supreme Court stepped in at the right time by settling the long standing dispute of Farmer’s Land Acquisition issues. The investors who bought land from the farmers will now breathe in peace and develop stunning projects soon enough!
4.  New sectors are well-planned with perfectly sorted our ergonomics and wide roads. The green belt around sectors helps a lot too in improving the living standards of the locality. Given the extremities faced by the region of Delhi, climate-wise, it has been a smart thing to do.
5. Property prices in NCR are on the higher side but a few areas do have cheap offerings. A smart researcher will be able to find an affordable apartment in some place like Sector 16 of Greater Noida or Ahinsa Khand 1 of Ghaziabad.
6. Arterial roads and highways like the NH 24 greatly has shortened distances and enhanced connectivity. Ahinsa Khand, Crossing Republik, Noida sectors 62, 63, 57, 58 and 59 all have seen price hikes because of this one highway! NH8 in the same way does the same to Gurgaon! undli-Manesar-Palwal (KMP) Expressway is the sole reason for Neharpur to come in the map of property buyers from Delhi and Gurgaon
7. Civic infrastructure is improving beyond comparison in most of the localities that are experiencing growth in property in Delhi. Complementing the same is that the cost of living is comparatively lesser in localities like Faridabad when compared to NCR regions.

The need for earthquake resistant building

Our country has a long history of earthquakes with high magnitudes that have caused massive, widespread damage in several areas. Earthquakes take away several lives and leave thousands of people injured especially due to collapsed buildings. Earthquakes are not just life threatening, they also cause several cracks and damages to many buildings and multi-storeyed apartments. These earthquake effects have called for the need of earthquake resistant building in the country.

The recent earthquake in Nepal with a magnitude of 7.9 on the Richter scale have collapsed several buildings in Nepal and caused damages to various building in many cities in India as well. These effects and previous earthquakes in India have urged builders to use earthquake resistant steel in building construction. Post several high magnitude earthquakes in India in the past, the Steel Authority of India (SAIL) have started to develop reinforced steel bars such as TMT bars, EQ 500, Fe 500, EQR and HCR. These sturdy and robust steel bars that meet all quality norms of government when used in building construction offer the building extra durability to withstand earthquakes.

Though only large construction projects and top builders of Mumbai and other cities use such high-quality steel bars for construction, small builders and individual home builders are still negligible to earthquake resistant steel bars.

Recently to make all top builders in Mumbai and other metros know the importance of earthquake resistant building, the first, Taylor Devices India, the Indian subsidiary of US-based Taylor Devices Inc. has launched certification for earthquake resistance buildings in India. The company will construct earthquake resistant building using shock absorbers inside the wall. These shock absorbers uses the aerospace technology to keep building stay stronger even during earthquakes of higher magnitude of up to 7.5 on the Richter scale.

The Taylor Devices India categorizes building into Category A, B C & D based on their resistance to earthquakes. While Category A and B building can stand up to higher magnitude earthquakes, Category C and D need structural repair to endure earthquake. This company will give Taylor Protected' and 'Taylor Earthquake Protection' brand certification to building that fall under Category A and B. This certification will now allow home buyers to know about the earthquake resistance of the building they are planning to buy.

Not just use of high-quality steels and shock absorbers can make a building structurally sound and robust, but it also requires application of various engineering technology while constructing. Certain skyscrapers are built on ball bearings, springs, and padded cylinders that absorbs shocks and keep the building stand still while the ground shakes. These springs and cylinders moves with the ground during an earthquake rather shaking the whole of the building. When a building is constructed on a correct, strong foundation, then it can endure earthquakes of smaller magnitude.

India being one of the countries that come under Seismic Zones III, IV & V. the need for earthquake resistant building have become very vital. Though constructing earthquake proof building require a lot of technology and huge expenses, it is highly necessary to keep people alive during those massive earth calamity.  At least the New projects in Mumbai and in other cities if India should use shock absorbers and high-quality steel for construction

Locations in Mumbai where you should look to invest

With the air of uncertainty that surrounded the property buyers of Mumbai most likely to clear off in the coming weeks, one can expect a mad rush to pick out the unsold apartments in the city. With so many options available, both under construction and completed, many are looking for advice on who should invest where for the best ROI (Return on Investment) possible.
The following localities have been shortlisted as good spots in Mumbai Real Estate for investment based on factors like demand, growth prospects and current price point.

Chembur
The central suburb region is one of the major spots for property investment and Chembur hogs the limelight here. The location, as the name suggests is bang right in the middle between Mumbai and Navi Mumbai making it the most lucrative of all the suburbs to invest in right now. If you manage to choose a place that is close to the Eastern and the Western Expressways, commute to and away from the city will never be an issue anymore. With loads of amenities and excellent infrastructure expect a minimum of 15% appreciation in value annually! Prices start at Rs. 16000 a sq ft.

Mulund
Situated right in the cusp of Thane and Navi Mumbai, Mulund is one of the better planned suburbs of Mumbai. It is also one of the rare suburbs in the country that has equally good commercialization of the property market as much as it has been shared for residential purposes. Relatively large projects can be found in Mulund and the infrastructure makes it a costly affair with prices going up to Rs 18,000 a square feet! Expect good appreciation in rates though with the airport coming up soon.

Kanjumarg
Moving away from the suburbs and into the heart of the city, Kanjumarg is the locality to watch out for when the fence sitters start punching the sack! It boasts of a prime location that gives easy access to all forms of transport, even the port, though many would not need it. But with industries in place, your property could very well be the golden fruit for some investor in the future making any investment in this region worth its weight in gold or even more!

Wadala
This area requires no introduction to Mumbaites or otherwise! Located bang in the center of the city, it attracts investors and home buyers like none other. The presence of educational institutions makes it a lucrative deal for families. One can also think of the prospect of renting out the place to the student community or to working professionals in the area. The inflation in land cost is also always on the higher side being the center of the city. Prices start at 19k and can go as far as 22k depending on the New projects in Mumbai and its amenities.

Bandra
Bandra does not need an explanation as to why it should be your investment. However, the eternal traffic jams and messy congestion during the monsoon might put off many! Appreciation can be however at the highest in all of MMR at over 100% perennially. Good luck finding Mumbai apartments though!

North Chennai is the best place to buy a flat in Chennai

Villivakkam
To buy a flat in Chennai which is located in Villivakkam one would have to spend INR 5000 per square feet on average. Buyers are willing to spend anywhere between INR 30 to 40 lakhs on properties here. This is followed by the INR 20 to 30 lakhs range and the INR 40 to 50 lakhs range. Per square feet buyers are willing to spend an amount which is less than or equal to INR 2000. This is followed by the INR 4001 and 4500 per square range and the INR 3501 and 4000 per square feet range.
2 BHKs are the most preferred unit configuration in this micro market. 3 BHK apartments in Chennai which are situated in this locality come in second demand wise. This is followed by the 1 BHKs. The most sought after unit size for properties falls between 501 and 750 square feet. This is followed by the 751 and 1000 square feet range and the less than 500 square feet range.

Avadi
To buy a flat in Chennai which is located in Avadi one would have to spend INR 3400 per square feet on average. Buyers are willing to spend anywhere between INR 10 to 20 lakhs on properties here. This is followed by the INR 20 to 30 lakhs range and the INR 30 to 40 lakhs range. Per square feet buyers are willing to spend an amount which is less than or equal to INR 2000. This is followed by the INR 2001 and 2500 per square range and the INR 2501 and 3000 per square feet range.
2 BHKs are the most preferred unit configuration in this micro market. This is followed by the 1 BHKs. 3 BHK apartments in Chennai which are situated in this locality come in third demand wise. The most sought after unit size for properties falls between 751 and 1000 square feet. This is followed by the 501 and 750 square feet range and the less than 500 square feet range.

Ambattur
To buy a flat in Chennai which is located in Ambattur one would have to spend INR 4100 per square feet on average. Buyers are willing to spend anywhere between INR 20 to 30 lakhs on properties here. This is followed by the INR 10 to 20 lakhs range and the INR 30 to 40 lakhs range. Per square feet buyers are willing to spend an amount which is less than or equal to INR 2000. This is followed by the INR 3501 and 4000 per square range and the INR 3001 and 3500 per square feet range.
 
2 BHKs are the most preferred unit configuration in this micro market. This is followed by the 1 BHKs. 3 BHK apartments in Chennai which are situated in this locality come in third demand wise. The most sought after unit size for properties falls between 751 and 1000 square feet. This is followed by the 501 and 750 square feet range and the less than 500 square feet range.

Why north Chennai is beckoning home buyers

Real estate in Chennai is on more of a solid ground than its other metropolitan counterparts with the exception of Bangalore. The realty sector here is sheltered to a certain degree from the vagaries that plague the other markets. The market is driven by end users rather than investors and this is one of the reasons why the market here has remained relatively stable if not profitable. This is not to say that there aren’t any pockets of profitable investments available in the city. They most certainly are there and these micro markets are mostly in the northern part of the city.

North Chennai was once considered to be a not so ideal option to live in. It was mostly made up of blue collar workers and their families. There was little to no infrastructure present here a few decades ago. This is true of both civic and social infrastructure. But things have rapidly started changing for this part of the city in the last decade or so. The boundaries of the city are expanding to accommodate the ever growing demand for housing and affordable housing at that. Hence the northern parts of the city have gained favour among builders and end users alike.

There is huge demand for apartments in Chennai which are located in the northern micro markets. The southern and central parts of Chennai which are well developed come with a price tag which is not affordable to the common man. There are new developments happening in these areas as land availability here is very minimal. Hence the micro markets present here don’t attract as much attention from property seekers.

North Chennai is a completely different story altogether. There are large parcels of land which are available for cheap rates. The infrastructure here though not on par with the well-established localities is improving at a rapid pace. The social fabric of the northern localities is also changing with malls, restaurants, theatres and ATMs coming up at a rapid pace here.
An infrastructure project which is sure to hike up the real estate value of a property for sale in Chennai located in this part of the city is the extension of the Chennai Metro Rail project to Thiruvottiyur. The central government has already given its nod for this extension. The extension will begin from Washermanpet to Thiruvottiyur and cover a distance of about 9 km.

This extension will be highly beneficial to those who are living in this part of the city. Any area which has good connectivity is bound to have real estate appreciation. Besides bring in this appreciation to the localities in the north, this extension will also ease the congestion being experienced here in the near future.

Apartments in Chennai which are located in areas such as Kolathur, Ambattur, Madhavaram, Perambur and Avadi have been appreciating at a steady pace over the past few years. One can easily pick up a individual house for sale in Chennai located in the northern localities for around INR 4000 per square feet on average.

Gota, Mani Nagar and Bopal, 3 pocket friendly realty investment destinations in Ahmedabad

Developments along Gujarat have enticed many real estate developers from across the country to enter the realty market. The growing physical infrastructure and upcoming projects sure make this state one of the most sought after investment destination. But with the state being so huge- various pockets have seen tremendous growth and one city that is brimming with construction activity is none other than Ahmedabad. Its changing landscape and expanding city limits are luring real estate developer with both local and national presence to announce many apartments in Ahmedabad. And if you are a first time home buyer and are looking towards making a small realty investments- these are the localities you must consider.

Gota
Being a locality that caters to MIGs (Middle Income Group Individuals), Gota has a fair share of high rise buildings that offer generous living spaces at modest budgets. Located along the SG Highway, the vicinity boasts of having established social infrastructure system. The presence of many educational institutions, healthcare facilities and banks have lured many home buyers here. Its great connectivity is another reason why properties here are cited to be most preferred. Proximity to other parts of the city via the SG Highway and the Chandhkeda Railway station have attracted many property developers to enter the market. They are now cashing on these facilities and are coming up with various capital ventures. On an average apartments in Ahmedabad especially in Gota are expected to hover over a price bracket of Rs 2,410 and Rs 3,350 per square feet. However, the prices could differ based on the facilities and specification offered by the property developer.

Mani Nagar
If you are not one of those who likes residing in multistorey buildings, the city is fast becoming a hub for independent homes. And one locality that is dotted by many Apartments in Ahmedabad is Mani Nagar. Situated very close to the industrial zones, the vicinity’s availability of land in large parcels has captivated many builders to come up with integrated township projects and gated community projects that offer exclusive independent homes.
Physical developments and steady growing realty market are enticing many investors and potential property seekers to invest in ‘economical’ homes here. According to current market trends, villas here are estimated to cost anywhere between Rs 3,000 and Rs 3,650 per square feet.

Bopal
Despite being situated in the outskirts, south Bopal and Bopal are neighbourhoods that are cited to be 2 most preferred residential localities in Ahmedabad city. Seamless connectivity via SP Ring Road and affordable housing units drive the realty market here. Surrounded by established localities like Prahlad Nagar and Bodakdev, capital values of homes here are relatively cheaper, thereby attracting many investors and end users.
2 BHK homes here are estimated to cost an average of Rs 3,000 per square feet - however the prices are expected to soar.

From apartments to villas in Ahmedabad- the city has a lot to offer, so if you are on a modest budget and are looking towards making a realty investment that is very light on your pocket- these neighbourhoods are ideal for you. 


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High properties prices in central localities push developments along peripheries in Mumbai

If you are one of those who are keen on making a realty investment in those localities that promise high returns, Mumbai is the place for you. But the skyrocketing property prices might push you to head to suburban localities- however, one locality that is brimming with realty activity is Mira Road. Located in the western peripheral of Mumbai city, the locality is luring many home buyers thanks to its housing stock. Real estate developer with both national and local developers are coming with various realty projects and are offering an array of apartments for sale in Mira Road ranging from being economical to ultra luxurious.

Well equipped with basic civic amenities, the vicinity is fast becoming one of the most sought after residential catchment area. The existence of many schools, colleges, super markets and reputed healthcare units make this locality a self sufficient neighbourhood. Apart from these, the presence of many shopping malls and many movie theatre have roped in a pool of cosmopolitan crowd. A property at Mira Road that was once barren today hosts a high rise apartments that boasts of having all the modern day amenities that meet the needs and demands of the urban crowd. Its connectivity is another factor that is fuelling the realty demand further.

Enjoying a seamless network- Mira Road is easily accessible to other parts of the city from Navi Mumbai to Thane via the Western Express Highway. While this arterial connector links the western peripheries of Mumbai city, it also links the Mumbai International Airport, which has lured many investors to invest here. Another factor that has boomed the realty market here is the presence of another important connector- the Ghodbunder Road- it improves connectivity to neighbourhoods in Thane and Navi Mumbai. Property builders are now cashing on the consistent connectivity and are creating various capital ventures. They are now coming up with projects that specifically designed for MIGs (Middle Income Group Individuals). 1 BHK apartments for sale in Mira Road are cited to fall well within the range of Rs 40 lakhs, while 2 and 3 BHK homes are estimated to hover over a price bracket of Rs 6,500 and Rs 7,750 per square feet.

While the growing housing influx has not only resulted in property prices to soar, but they have also reaped fruitful benefits. The high ROI (Return on Investment) has lured many local second time home buyers and investors to purchase many inventories here. According to recent reports, capital values of a property at Mumbai has appreciated over 30 percent in the past two years. Another element that has roped in a lot of investment is the high rental returns. Depending on the furnishings and amenities offered by the owner, 1,000 square feet homes here are capable of generating rental yields anywhere between Rs 12,000 and 17,000 per month.

Being a neighbourhood that is hit amongst middle class individuals and working professionals, the locality is filled with smaller housing units that are ideal for bachelors and smaller nuclear families, so if you want to own a property in Mumbai, without digging too deep in your pocket- Mira Road is the place for you!