Any city survives with infrastructure like water, power, roads , temples , office and retails spaces , cemeteries and local attractions. While buyers want some of them nearby, they want to avoid many to be in close proximity Cemetary- strictly not near the building Malls , temples and office - They certainly want these nearby. Water body - Looks attractive in brochure, but attracts mosquitoes in real life. It increases the maintenance costs due to fumigation requirements. Po

When I talk about upcoming areas around big cities, investors always question the pricing. Be it Mumbai 3.0 or Hoskote near Bengaluru, investor are keen to understand the infrastructure and development prospect of the area. I don't have the answers always, neither the government websites like MIDC or KIADB reflect the true picture. Sometimes there is no data about land notifications for industries in the upcoming area. How do I help the investors ? Some builders act as guidin

Some interesting client stats: 1- 100% of young Indian families avoided buying apartment on ground floor, first and second floor. They preferred "Middle or higher middle floors" What should you do while investing? If there are 20 floors in total, choose floors between 8 to 15. Avoid, too high and too low floors. ===================================== 2- 95% of the buyers DID NOT want to purchase TOP floor. What should you do while investing? Never buy top floor. If builder doe