Everyone is bent for a ready-to-move-in home and the reason is simple! In case of buying a ready-to-occupy home, the owner can shift immediately and do not have to pay the rent and the EMIs together. While that can be a solid argument for buying a ready-to-move-in home,
Attibele has grown to become one of the most sought after localities of Bangalore with the demand from the residents, home seekers, and real estate investors growing day by day. As the area has ample land supply and with its proximity to Electronic City the demand of the aspiring population is also catered to.
Newly wed couples who want to purchase their dream home should not hurry with their decision but they should take it slowly as this would be an investment of a lifetime. They might live in this home for longer periods of time and so making a checklist to ensure that the home is not just what they had dreamt of, but also very much livable for the rest of their life is necessary.
Electronic City in Bangalore is the Indian counterpart of the Silicon Valley of US. A vast stretch of 322 acres of land with major IT companies of the world like Siemens, GE, Wipro, Intel, HCL Technologies, CGI, Hewlett-Packard, Infosys, and others have made the place one of the most sought after in Bangalore.
As the Sensex hit 40, 000 points on the day when the election results came out, it also has a considerable impact on real estate and is sensitive enough although we do not have any indicators to gauge it. Undoubtedly, the former government took a few master strokes which were intended to improve the sector but the results were a lot of upheavals.
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.
When we wake up in the morning of 1st May which we all know is Labour Day, we can’t but be grateful to the labour that has made our lives so easy. It was in this context that in the late 19th century a movement started due to the pathetic conditions of labour in America and Canada
India goes to polls again after five years to reflect its readiness and decisiveness towards growth and prosperity. India, after over seventy years of independence has shown the power of electoral polls and has toppled many governments to choose its recourse to higher paths of growth and development.
