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Can India rationalize land circle rates?

The real issue here is not desire to pay in cash but Triple Taxation in real estate purchase. Suppose a home buyer has INR 1 crore as earned money with him. Now it goes without saying that one must have paid 30% tax over this amount, if it is a bankable transaction. But for him Double and Triple Taxation in home purchase is 5% GST and 7% Stamp Duty. If there is a difference between Circle Rate and Fair Market Price, one would pay some amount, say INR 20 lakh in cash. Mind you! This is not Black Money but his Hard-Earned and Taxed Money but by paying INR 20 lakh as cash one is saving 5% GST and 7% Stamp Duty. So, a cash transaction of INR 20 lakhs saves him INR 2.40 lakhs. That is the whole game why everyone loves cash in the business of real estate.

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Money myths & realities of Indians

With a predominant demography that grew up without money, the very subject of money is interlinked to the deep-rooted anxiety and insecurity of Indians. This is why a vast majority of us more often than fail to differentiate between saving & investing. For us, saving money is eqaul to investments, and safety & cushion of money is at the top of the mind. The fact of the matter is that saving gives the returns at a base rate that is lower than the inflation rate. This erodes the purchase power of money. A bank Fixed Deposit (FD) of INR 1 lakh might look fancy at INR1.7 lakh next year, but the appreciated amount can not purchase today what you could have purchased with that amount last year.

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Large & listed developers commanding real estate market in India

Evaluation of the real estate brands has never been as challenging in India as it is now. After all, the large & listed real estate developers across the country are exhibiting identical patterns with their performance. Nearly all of them are witness to their best-ever fiscal topline as well as stock performance. The combined market share, fiscal performance and market cap of some 20-0dd listed real estate companies would be more than half the revenue of Indian real estate.

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Consultants for ornamental value to India’s Housing Ministry?

Are you aware that the Housing Ministry of the Government of India is spending an exorbitant amount of money for your welfare? You may be having many grievances with the ways & means of Indian housing and urban development; how they fail to address the core issues. But when you get to know that the Government of India has many white elephants employed with the ministry at the cost of tax payers’ money, it only adds insult to your injury. After all, PPT presentations and high-flying proposals on paper is not going to change anything for a common man.  

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Questions that will define Indian real estate in 2025

The outlook of the Indian real estate on the eve of 2025 could confuse any neutral analyst. But for the insider analysts who are actually stakeholder-cum-expert, it is like another new year with hopes and promises galore. The stakeholders are so upbeat that all the industry reports are projecting a bullish upcycle to continue for the next few years, thus taking Indian real estate to a valuation of $10 trillion by 2047. Track2Realty finds that the ground reality for a commo0n man looking for a house in his affordable budget stands in contrast.

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Housing prices in top eight Indian cities continue to rise, at 11% YoY: CREDAI – Colliers – Liases Foras

Average housing prices across the top eight markets in India rose 11% YoY at INR 11,000 per sq ft during Q3 2024, led by sturdy demand and positive market sentiments. Interestingly, average housing prices have increased for the 15th consecutive quarter since 2021. All the eight major cities saw an annual increase in housing prices with Delhi NCR witnessing the highest rise at 32% YoY, followed by Bengaluru at 24% YoY rise during the quarter. After registering record high sales over the last two years, the demand momentum across the top cities is stabilizing. Nevertheless, with anticipation of healthy residential activity in the last quarter, 2024 is likely to end on a strong note.  

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Will Indian home buyers finally have Uniform Builder Buyer Agreement?

Uniform Builder Buyer Agreement (BBA) has been the demand of Indian home buyers for long. In the absence of it, while the home buyers were being harassed by the unscrupulous builders, the sector was at the receiving end of poor perception in the collective consciousness. Track2Realty evaluates whether a Model Builder Buyer Agreement will be a reality after the repeated interventions by the Supreme Court of India.

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Diwali 2024 over and so is optimism of Indian real estate

How was the festive season for property market this year? The answer depends upon whom are you addressing the question. For the large universe of the developers, it was worse festive season in the last 5-7 years. But for a few select listed developers, the fortunes are different. The ground reality of the market is that Diwali fireworks was definitely missing for Indian real in 2024, despite over optimism and influence peddling ahead of the festive season. Track2Realty analysis.

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Government idea of LTCG Tax simplification is too complicated for Indians

Very few budget announcements in recent past have raised as many queries as the LTCG (Long Term Capital Gains) Tax. After all, it concerns all of us, the common citizens of India, whether they are lower class or middle class. For the rich, it has always been a case of more tax reliefs than burden. Track2Realty is regularly getting queries with the underlying worry as to whether the LTCG Amendment makes the tax computation simpler or more complicated.

Reports Real Estate Opportunities, Education Real Estate, Real Estate for Eduction, Property for Education, India Real Estate News, Indian Realty News, Real Estate News India, Indian Property Market News, Best Property Portal, Best Real Estate News Website, Real Estate Journalists

Education sector real estate opportunity estimated at over 4 bn. sq. ft. in India over the next ten years

As the education sector evolves, factors such as technology permeation, revamped building designs, and focus on health & safety are likely to define education real estate. Besides, modern educational building design must prioritise flexibility so that spaces can be reconfigured to adapt to various teaching methods and activities, developing a dynamic learning environment.  To address this and move away from traditional classroom setups, educational buildings now include collaborative spaces to encourage teamwork and group learning. Moreover, sustainable, and eco-friendly design elements, such as energy-efficient systems and natural lighting, are becoming increasingly common to reduce the environmental impact of educational buildings.

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