Properties in BIT Mesra Road Ranchi

Since the Delhi government is all set to start the process of extending Lal Dora areas in all its 360 villages, it is safe to say more and more agricultural land would be now unlocked to be used non-agriculturally. Should you invest in such properties though?

Although most young buyers look for apartments because these are easier to maintain, villas and bungalows have still not lost their charm. Bengaluru, of late, has opened up with options developed by both private developers as well as by the Bangalore Development Authority. After successfully allotting 90 per cent of the developed villas at Alur, the development body has invited tenders for the next lot of villa developments at Hunnigere village of Dasanapura.

Industry experts were of the opinion that for consumption to pick up in the real estate sector, the first Budget after the introduction of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) should have focussed more on acchhe din. While the FM may not have done much on the tax front, he has announced certain measures that would help real estate investors in India. The Centre's infra push is one right step in that direction.

India is in the middle of an urban revolution that will change the way we live. More and more people will shift to cities and participate in economic activities, thus doing their bit towards nation building. However, large-scale urbanisation comes with its own set of problems.

Kamathipura, the oldest red light district of Mumbai and the second largest in Asia, is all set to be revamped. Various redevelopment plans are in the pipeline that will give this area a much-needed facelift. Despite being close to the posh locality of Nariman Point, Kamathipura has always been ignored by developers.