Has it ever occurred to you to ride on the wave of the development of South Bangalore and grow rich? If you have not pondered on this possibility, it’s about time you do it as many of Bangalore’s sought-after areas have become saturated with a lower rate of growth of property prices.

Investing in a home or buying an apartment in Bangalore requires one’s whole life’s savings to be invested and so being cautious and careful is inevitable. Legal hassles in real estate are pretty common and so it is not desirable at all to be entangled in such problems for which a preventive measure is necessary.

During the early months of 2020, the entire World came under the grip of the Covid-19 virus. The impact of Coronavirus on the Indian real estate sector was no exception. It was stifling to the point that it brought property transactions to a near-halt last year when the nation went into a complete lockdown between March and June 2020.

Along with a seismic shift in the societal norms and the gradual breakdown of joint families to nuclear families, the home buying behavior has also undergone a paradigm shift. The economic reasons are also equally strong to empower the millennial population with the financial freedom to buy a home of their own.

ET Business Excellence Award 2019 (TIMES GROUP) was conferred to DS MAX Properties Pvt. Ltd. as the TOP RELIABLE DEVELOPER OF THE YEAR at the event hosted @Sheraton Grand Hotel, Bangalore, held on 19th September.

Bangalore is one of the fastest populating and growing cities of the nation today with one of the highest performing real estate industry. The job creation, migration of the workforce to the city, office and commercial space absorption along with the demand for residential housing are all in tandem in the city to take the realty industry on the path to glory.

There are cities in the world which face major water crisis forcing them to import water and a glaring example is Cape Town with few others. Is Bangalore’s water scarcity in the same lines that it has to put a check on the number of residents in the city?

Yoga, although originated in India, belongs to entire humanity! The ancient scriptures lay down the precept “VasudaivaKutumabakam” which essentially means ‘the entire world is one family’. That is the essence of Yoga and the purpose of which is to feel the universal unity in one body and soul.