Rising inflation and change in policy stance by the US Federal Reserve and other central banks including the Reserve Bank of India are seen as key risks for equity markets in 2022 including the new Covid variant Omicron
The Coronavirus crisis was one of the most formidable challenges faced by the human race in a long time. Like every other sector of the economy, the real estate sector also faced hardships such as all-time low housing demand, negligible site visits, halted construction activities, and subdued confidence of homebuyers. However, after two spells of the pandemic, the real estate sector is resurgent and showing the green shoots of recovery
Indian real estate has been increasingly moving towards more organization over the past few years. Though part of the process is rooted in organic growth, a part of the transformation is also driven by a liquidity crisis and RERA formation. Raising private capital is increasingly becoming difficult for small and medium-sized developers, which is often forcing them to partner with larger players or get acquired by them. RERA has also stipulated that developers need to now earmark 70% of the receivables into escrow accounts, which has further affected their funding mechanism
Residential housing sales and launches saw a decline in the months of April-May in top property markets of India as the second wave of Covid-19 impacted several market sectors in India
2021 will unquestionably be a positive year for the real estate Pune. Here are a couple of significant patterns that will prompt the development of the division
NRIs seem to have seen the pandemic as an opportunity to seek to invest. Many are considering moving back to India. The bottom line, however, seems to be that real estate could recover on a nice tailwind from NRI buying property in India. But are they?
After Maurishka Palace on Kadri Kambala Road in the city with 330 flats and many other residential buildings have already set up waste management units, Ashoka Paradise with 278 flats in six blocks started composting the wet waste on site on Sunday.
The cost of land has risen and allowing more built up and coverage area is the key to reducing the investment cost per room. That would mean the motel or the resort owner can offer rooms at an affordable price.
As per the Building and Other Construction Workers’ Welfare Cess Act, 1996 the construction industry is required to pay 1% of the construction cost of a project as labour cess within 30 days of the completion of the project.
According to the option of plotted area, the three-bedroom hall kitchen (BHK) flat will cost Rs 1.51 crore, two BHK flat Rs 1.17 crore, one BHK flat Rs 68 lakh and one BHK (EWS) flat Rs 46 lakh.
As per the mandatory rule, a society owner has to develop a society in 60:40 ratio. While, plotting should be done on 60%, remaining 40% should be reserved for roads, parks, open space to develop water tank, etc.
In past seven years, no land allotment has been made by the JDA. In 2013, the authority allotted land to 13 institutes, including religious group and government.
Moving debt off books by setting up ventures with other developers to purchase land is already common practice and will intensify, said the sources, declining to be identified due to the sensitivity of the matter.
To seek e-appointment, the buyer will have to first login to jamabandi.nic.in, which takes the buyer to the web portal of the state’s land record documents.
