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It’s no secret that buying a house is lengthy and requires due diligence and a plan of action, especially in big metros like Mumbai, which is, by far, the most expensive city in the country.

Buying a house is a once-in-a-lifetime transaction, especially for the middle class, which forms a large part of our 1.4 billion population. Due diligence and a plan of action are the founding pillars of this extensive decision-making process.

Buying a house is an extensive process, especially for the middle class, courtesy of the current inflation and skyrocketing real estate prices. A potential buyer needs to consider a list of factors before investing in their lifetime earnings

If you are interested in investing in real estate and are exploring investment options, it is not uncommon to come across advertisements for pre-launch properties.

Defined as the process of identifying and grouping the work to be performed, organising is a life skill that helps save time while also serving as a therapeutic tool for many.

India's booming real estate market has become one of the safest investment options for many. There remains healthy interest from buyers looking to either own a property for their own use or rent it out to generate an alternate source of income.

If you are looking for an apartment with everything you need at a stone’s throw, look no further than Mumbai. The city has some of the best private schools in the world, a thriving nightlife and a potent mix of traditional European and Indian timbres.

If there is one lesson we have learned from the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, it is that volatility is the new normal. The equity markets, bullion, forex – nearly every instrument holds uncertain returns, particularly over a five-year period. Add to

When planning your new home purchase, many things come to mind: flat or apartment configuration, carpet area, location, amenities, budget… One often overlooked factor is deciding which property developer to go with. After all, your home will only be as go