Investment in Real Estate Sector in India

Indian Real State Sector for investment

A home is as a wise investment one can make for life time and as such the Real estate in India is performing and demand particularly for the residential properties are on rise also there is a sharp rise in the property prices and the demand for commercial spaces as well. Although there is increase in construction material and labour costs and also hike in Home Loan interest rates still the property sales did not go down as was feared. The appreciation of all types of properties in India has been constantly going up. As the economy grows this process is likely to continue in the future also. During the monsoon period the sales in this sector are generally low but sales go up by 25 to 30 per cent during the festive season from October to December. Therefore the monsoon is the right time to invest in the property.

The Real Estate is considered one of the fastest growing sectors in Indian economy and the main Reasons for investing in the Real estate sector are: -


* Investment purpose
* Buying a dream home
* Rental Home
* Retirement homes
* Vacation/Holiday Home
* Appreciation
* Return on investment
* Safe Investment
Apart from the above the the new trend for investments in the farm houses and agri-lands is also catching up these days in the Indian real state markets. Further, Gold and Diamonds are no more a female's best friend Even single young women have earthier tastes and believe in serious asset-creation by investing in properties, which perhaps explains why an increasing number of those below 35-40 are investing in their own homes before marriage. A trend many believe is a reflection of changing socio-economic landscape in India. "with divorce rates on the rise and the fact that many single women see their married peers going through failed marriages, asset creation in the form of real estate has become a priority."
On the law and regulations front the bill on Real State Regulator is also taking shape and likely to benefit the home buyer and the developer both by bringing in more and more transparency in the system and likely to result in affordable housing for all