Whenever the property rates depreciate, it becomes a
time for putting iron in the fire, for users at least. Bangalore, the
electronic city, has undergone a slump of about 1% and the rates in
individual localities too have deflated. What could be the possible
reason behind this? Do we need to even mention that? The turbulence that
the Indian economy has found itself embroiled in, has played wrongly
with a buyer's sentiments. Their interests in making a purchase in the
light of the current scenario is on a wane. Bangalore, a city where the
prices were already stagnant from many years, is seen as a windfall for
buyers and investors. In the hope that the rates would eventually rise
here, the investors are taking the present situation as a good
opportunity.
The interest of both medium as well as high-term investors for a house in Bangalore has
augmented: The city being a hot-spit IT hub, has played a major role in
aggrandizing the investors' likening to put their money in. In fact,
the city has been the nerve center for investors from neighboring states
too, who anticipate that the rates would eventually rise in the city,
getting them huge returns in long run. Then there are NRI's (both from
South India and others) who have invested colossal $200 million in the
realty market. It is not only the residential market that they have eyed
on, many have given their stamps on land parcels worth crores too.
It
is the wherewithal of the city's real estate market that like big names
like Jumabhoy from Singapore have invested a whopping money on
luxurious villas in Whitefield. Their project named, Raffles Park, shall
develop 61 residential properties in Bangalore that
would cater to the ultra-modern needs of the elite segment. This
project, worth 350 crores, shall be a big push to the city's realty
market. T
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