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Headlines Slum and Luxury, slum redevelopment in Mumbai, Luxury apartments on slum land, Changing face of slums, Housing for slum dwellers, India real estate news, Indian property market news, Track2Media Research, Track2Realty
Redevelopment & luxury housing symbiotic

When one develops a slum, for instance, and even if 20 per cent of land is given for commercial use as incentive in the bargain, it is a deal for the developer. After all, in the space starved city like Mumbai even a small chunk of land in any of the prime location is a rare commodity. The question is if such a business dynamics is a feasible model, why did the developers shied away from making the best of it so far.

Finance Track2Realty, Track2Media, India Real Estate, Valuations of Real Estate, Realty News, Property News,
Property the real asset class

Real estate is the best bet against an inflation hedge as it is the only asset that loses little value in periods of rising prices. Thus, it holds its value and purchasing power even during inflation. Normally inflation has a co-relation with the booming economy and an investor also buys this asset to hedge against inflation.

Headlines Jewar Airport, Property market around Jewar airport, Real estate deals around Jewar airport, Investments around Jewar airport, Property boom near Jewar airport, Jewar airport in Delhi NCR, India real estate news, Indian property market, Track2Media Research, Track2Realty
Why Jewar airport won’t affect property market?

Ever since the Jewar airport has been given in-principle clearance there has been the last ditch attempt by the developers of subdued property market of Noida and even Ghaziabad to make the best of it. They have suddenly started firing all cylinders with marketing overdrives. It seems the airport is the marketing mantra of survival amidst a prolong spell of slowdown and sales drought.

Finance GST, Goods & Services Tax, Impact of GST on homebuyers, Track2Realty, India real estate news, Indian property market, NRI investment in India
GST or Gone Service Tax for ready apartments?

If one has to ask a homebuyer about his dream wish list, one would ask for few things like getting what one can see, carpet area that could be measured, no hidden cost and, last but not the least, no extra tax. Now it seems these fancy wishes would be true with the Goods & Services Tax (GST) if only one would go for a ready to move property.

Headlines Single tenant, Single & the city, Bachelor tenants, Discrimination in housing, India real estate news, Indian property market, Track2Realty, Track2Media
Single tenants face discrimination in the city

As per a Track2Realty pan-India survey, no les than 82 per cent single professionals have found it challenging in one way or the other to get a house on rent. This is not a reality of small towns but in the top 10 cities of India known to have metropolitan culture & lifestyle, singles are finding it hard to get n apartment on rent.

Advocacy Home Buyers Crowd, Public Perception, Public Opinion, Home Buyers' Survey, India real estate news, Indian realty market, India property market, Track2Realty
Transparency & institutional teeth needed for crowdfunding

Crowdfunding is the financial modelling of funding a project or venture by raising monetary contributions from a large number of people. However, this model needs three parties to take shape as a business model– the developer who proposes his project/idea to the crowd, people who support the idea with financial contribution and a moderating organisation that brings the parties together to take it on ground.

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Commercial heat map witness to changing housing needs

Urban planning experts believe this is a much deeper question because it is not just about the existing urban centres but also about the way urbanisation is eventually going to happen in this country. As per the UN statistics the urban population of 40 crore in India would be 60 crore in less than 20 years of time. It clearly suggests that the existing cities won’t be able to fit in this additional 20 crore population, whether indigenous or migrants.

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