Articles, tagged with "property broker", page 3
15th October 2008
Location, location, location is the key for investors to remember when buying any property, anywhere in the world. Property market booms are characterized by high levels of sales at equally high (yet sustainable by the economy) prices. They're often seen ...
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Author:
Karl Guevara
01st October 2008
Estate agents regularly make it into the the top three in polls of the least respected, least trusted professions in the UK. Yet around a million of us still use them to sell our homes each year. Eye4Homes.co.uk is helping UK home owners by reducing their...
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Author:
Eye4Homes
15th August 2008
Despite the news of property slump, the Chandigarh property market is still buoyant with activity. Property brokers and builders say that the number of transactions has come down but the market is still abuzz with property enquiry. They say that the condi...
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Author:
George Gonigal
26th June 2008
Gurgaon real estate developers are in a soup. On one side, the overall economic indicators are indicating negative trends in the economy while on the other hand, the demand for real estate has been going down with no signs of recovery at least for the nex...
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Author:
George Gonigal
23rd June 2008
Indian real estate industry is going through a testing phase. Inflation is rising like never before. Global oil prices have reached $135 per barrel. The Indian government recently hiked fuel prices by 10 per cent. Prices of food commodities have already d...
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Author:
George Gonigal
19th June 2008
Goa real estate market is happening. The new phase of real estate development in the city has encouraged a multitude of investors to put in large sums of money. According to experts, the prospects of real estate investment in Goa are quite bright.
The ...
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Author:
George Gonigal
15th May 2008
Gurgaon's real estate market has stabilised for the past three months. Market experts had been predicting this halt for a long time and value analysis for this quarter proves just the same. The capital value for an apartment in DLF Phase I ranges between ...
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Author:
George Gonigal
08th May 2008
Real estate demand in Chennai's IT corridor seems to be taking a back seat. The IT corridor, a collective name for localities on the Old Mahaballipuram Road, is the hub of all the IT and ITES companies in the city. Big IT giants like Infosys, Wipro, Cogni...
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Author:
George Gonigal
16th April 2008
There might be a slowdown in capital transactions in Gurgaon for the past couple of years, but the rental market for residential properties in the city is rising without any hiccups.
According to property brokers, house owners at the prime residential...
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Author:
George Gonigal
16th April 2008
Imagine this: You're smack in bed asleep, in your newly rented Miami condo, only to be awakened by someone knocking at your door first hour in the morning. You suddenly find out that on the other side of that door is a sheriff, who is there to serve your ...
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Author:
Vanessa Doctor
11th April 2008
The rental market for residential properties in West Delhi is observed as quite active in the past few years. "Three years ago, landlords were finding it difficult to find a tenant but now its difficult to find a vacant house for a tenant," says a propert...
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Author:
George Gonigal
09th April 2008
The low availability of affordable housing in Mumbai is resulting in rise in property prices and this is why properties that were available in the range between Rs 25 and 60 lakh are now touching Rs 70-Rs 1 crore, industry experts say.
As per various m...
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Author:
George Gonigal
01st April 2008
Goa 'the ultimate holiday destination', in recent times is emerging as the pre-eminent investment destination in India.
More than local investors, it's the foreign buyers who invest big time in Goa real estate, says Andrews, a broker source from Goa. T...
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Author:
George Gonigal
28th March 2008
With unavailability of land in rest of Delhi, Dwarka has become an apparent choice for real estate investment in the region. Out of the total of 29 sectors in Dwarka, 23 are almost developed and Sector 24, 25 and 26 are under development. Nevertheless, th...
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Author:
George Gonigal
27th March 2008
Built at a whopping cost of Rs 2,500 crore, the new International Airport will take Hyderabad in the league of Hong Kong, Singapore, and Kuala Lumpur. Spread in about 5,000 acre of land, the airport sports the longest runway in South East Asia and is said...
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Author:
George Gonigal
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