The budget 2020 would be presented at the backdrop of a scenario of a slowing down economy with rising inflation. The economic growth in the current fiscal being at 5%, there are concerns over a premonition of a stagflation, which is a situation of rising prices with increasing unemployment.

On an overall basis, the Indian economy has performed quite well in the last couple of years with IMF’s database suggesting India’s contribution to world growth increasing from 7.6% during 2000-2008 to 14.5% in 2018. The pro-reform measures by the government in the preceding years imbibed confidence and improved sentiments,

In recent times the real estate industry has gone through myriad changes and these are in tandem with the global trend. Although after the global recession in 2008 when the world economies toppled, the effects were felt by the real estate sector of India too but post-recession, the state that the real estate industry is in today can be attributed to our own making of the industry.

The rental prices of the growing cities are increasing! But along with it, the rental deposits have also soared sky-high. For professionals of new India trying to settle in the growing cities with a fresh job and new marriage, it becomes increasingly difficult to pay the rental deposits although they can manage the rent.

The real estate sector was more or less happy with the budget proposed by the Finance Minister in parliament as the budget proposed a flip to the affordable housing sector. For the affordable home buyers within the price of Rs. 45 lakhs, interest paid on home loans was earlier deducted to Rs. 2 lakhs

Did you know that Karnataka had the lowest delay in handing over the apartments and homes to buyers which stands at an average of 31 months? The industrial body ASSOCHAM published a report regarding the real estate sector that revealed that as many as 826 projects across the country have been delayed in delivery for more than four years.

Bangalore has been a happening market and there is a myth that there is above 20% return on investment (ROI) annually in the realty sector of Bangalore. Is it just a myth, a fiction or is the reality telling a different story altogether? In this dilemma, many times the investors are perplexed and they often can’t decide where to invest in Bangalore.

Bangalore Real Estate has emerged to be the IT capital of India already but there are other cities like Gurgaon, Noida, Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, and few others which are rapidly urbanizing. The Indian investor obviously has a plethora of choices but deciding where to invest or buy property becomes a difficult proposition.