The section
includes tips for global investors who are looking for investing real estate
in various parts of India.
- The first step in real estate investment includes selecting the right
real estate agent, broker. There are companies providing specialist
advice to individuals and large investors. These agents help to choose
the right location, right property, at best prices.
- Carefully understand all the legal requirements during the sale or
purchase of real estate. A good real estate agent will appraise you with
the prevailing legal rules & requirements in a particular state and
city.
- Do conduct a personal research of the real estate market before
purchasing or selling any kind of property. When buying a residential,
commercial or industrial property, undertake a market survey and select
a location that meets your requirements.
- Look for the best area to invest your money for the best returns .
One can find lucrative investment real estate areas by looking at recent
trends in appreciation of market value.
- In case of industrial property, do carefully read and understand the
local government's support and initiative before deciding on a
particular city. Make a comparison chart of different cities, listing
their pros and cons, before finalizing the real property.
- In case of residential property, identify your current needs, future
requirements before deciding on an apartment or an independent house.
Conduct an analysis of the price of similar properties in surrounding
areas before making an investment.
- Investing in second tier cities in India is a very good option as
these cities are on a high growth path and will witness a sharp increase
in the coming times. Cities like Chandigarh, Kochi, Pune, Nasik, Nagpur,
Ludhiana, Visakhapatnam are the cities of future.
- It is sensible to investment in cities that have comparatively low
real estate prices, as these cities will have a higher price rise in
properties. Cities like New Delhi, Calcutta, Bangalore, Mumbai are
reaching saturation as far as real estate is concerned, with sky high
prices. So it is better to invest in second-tier cities.