To smoothen out the process and mitigate some risks, one should always look for professional representation. Regardless of the kind of a property you are looking for, big, small, modern, contemporary, etc, a little help from a professional can help you get started and set you on a path to homeownership.
From early childhood the sense of home, big or small, has been close to everyone’s heart. When asked at schools where do you live, the first thought that comes to your mind is a pictorial image of your home and then the person puts it into the address, given by the local civic authorities.
For professionals and corporates across the world, the term “coworking” has become synonymous with innovative and new modus operandi of workspaces. The industry of coworking, managed, and shared office spaces has grown considerably by over 30 percent in the last decade and this industry is further projected to double by 2025, globally.
This is the era of instant and hyperlocal delivery startups in India. These companies are benefiting from a surge in the number of people looking to have items delivered to their doorstep at the click of a button. E-commerce is rapidly entering an era where same-day and just-in-time delivery is the new norm, and it has become indispensable.
The COVID-19 pandemic had a major impact on the Indian residential market. This sprawl has led to several trends, including increased demand for home buying over renting, high demand for spacious homes, and Environmentally Friendly Units which volunteered for the growth of this section.
Since the outbreak of Covid-19 happened over three years ago, millions of people's everyday lives and working patterns have been disrupted. As a result, various sectors have shifted to working from home and many of them have lost their jobs.
Functions of warehousing have significantly changed with the arrival of Third-party logistics and ECommerce companies such as Xpressbees, Delhivery, Snowman, Flipkart, Nykaa, etc, which are transforming the commercial sector of India.
On May 1st, 2016, the Indian Government established an act for the Real Estate Regulatory Authority to regulate and promotion of the real estate sector and to ensure the
To protect the interest of the consumers.
To bring efficiency and transparency to real estate development.