An HOA, short for the Home Owners Association, is a non-profit organization that governs a residential community. Imagine it as a self-run club for residents, managing shared spaces and establishing rules. When a new neighborhood is built, the developer typically establishes the HOA. They create a legal document called the CC&Rs (Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions) outlining the HOA's purpose and the rules residents must follow.
The Age Factor: Making the Right Decision for Every Stage of Life
When it comes to investing in real estate, one of the most debated topics is the decision between renting and buying. It's a topic that people of all ages and backgrounds can relate to, and it's something that sparks a lot of questions and discussions. In this blog, we'll explore the factors that come into play when making this decision at different stages of life.
In this blog, we take a dive into answering the most frequently asked questions about investing in Bangalore real estate. As we are aware, Bangalore’s real estate market is going through an unprecedented boom across, especially in the North and East part of the city.
We take this opportunity to give a perspective to the most frequently asked questions we get from our clients who look to invest in real estate here. Let's get started.
As we look to the future, it's clear that the warehousing industry in India is on the rise. Businesses need to be ready to adapt to changes and take advantage of new opportunities. By investing in modern technology, working together, and focusing on what customers need, we can make sure that the future of warehousing in India is bright and successful.
North Bangalore is experiencing a surge of development, fueled by the establishment of numerous tech parks. This influx of tech giants isn't just impacting the business landscape; it's triggering a chain reaction that's reshaping the entire region, shedding its past as a quiet airport gateway and embracing a dynamic future as a hub for innovation and technology. This rapid growth is largely driven by tech parks, and it's happening against the backdrop of a booming real estate market.
In recent years, the Indian real estate landscape has witnessed a significant shift in the office space market. While Bengaluru has long been considered the Silicon Valley of India and the undisputed leader in the tech industry, Hyderabad is emerging as a formidable contender for the top spot. This shift is driven by various factors, including infrastructure development, favorable policies, and a growing tech ecosystem. In this blog, we will explore how Hyderabad's growing office space market is challenging Bengaluru's top spot.
Bangalore, known as the Silicon Valley of India, has evolved as a global hub for start-ups. Explore why this place is gaining the attention of entrepreneurs worldwide.
Bangalore, known as India's Silicon Valley is now one of the prominent start-up hubs not just in India but in the world. Starting in the 80s, India established Electronics City to draw multinational corporations and encourage the technological transformation of their city.
Recent statistics reveal that Bangalore now hosts over 10,000 start-ups worth an estimated $50 billion. These numbers attest to Bangalore's entrepreneurial spirit while creating an ideal ecosystem that helps start-ups grow successfully.
The recently inaugurated 119 km long Bengaluru-Mysore Expressway is becoming the eye candy of plot investors these days. The newly built expressway, which cost an estimated amount of Rs. 8,066 crores to get constructed will ultimately increase urbanization in the nearby areas attracting plot investment in Bangalore and Mysore. The 10-lane expressway connects the two major technology hubs of India between the NICE Road (Nandi Infrastructure Corridor Enterprises Road) and the Outer Ring Road (ORR).
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.