Article by Aditya A few months back, many of our readers sent us a special request for advice on the best high-rise residential societies flats/apartment/condominium/villa for living in Bangalore North (Bengaluru). Here we prepare a list of Top 10-best group-housings societies/apartments/flats for living, in North Bangalore. 1. Purva Venezia, Yelahanka, Bangalore North Purva Venezia is inspired by...
The compensation amount shall be computed on the total money paid towards the purchase of the respective flats/apartments with effect from the date of expiry of thirty-six months from the execution of the respective flat purchase agreements until the date of the offer of possession after the receipt of the occupation certificate, Supreme Court said. The Supreme Court of India on Monday 24th Augus...
Article by Neeraj Tyagi when you plan to buy a ready to move residential or commercial property (Flats, Retail Shop, Office Space), etc. It is very difficult for a new investor/buyer that how to know the exact value of the property. The seller has always wanted a high price, and the buyer wants the lowest. Then, what should be the actual value of the property is a big question. Let’s explain...
Introduction Having a property is like a dream come true. But when it comes to its skyrocketing prices, most of the individuals have to model to plenty of loans ranging from bridge loans to plot loans in order to purchase land or the property of their dreams. In spite of owning the property of our choice is the not end of expenditure. A key expense to be cognizant at the time of buying a property ...
Buying a property is no less than a dream come true occasion, especially, when it’s your first one. The importance of buying a property is similar to that of getting it named. While Indian property registration can sometimes be tricky, but the easiest way is to follow the procedure. This procedure is certainly time-consuming and complex, as various documents and procedures are prescribed to ...
The buyer of Immovable property (Ready to move or under construction) of Rs 50 lakhs or more has to pay the 1% TDS as a tax to the government of India. The government of India has made mandatory TDS deduction for the buyer if the immovable property is of INR RS 50 lakh or more. The buyer can cut TDS by 1% of the total deal value of the property before paying the property price to the seller. Later...
For a property buyer (residential or commercial) it is necessary to understand the all legal ownership documents. There are two types of property transactions in India: Direct allotment and resale property. There are two types of property resale (1) Resale of the under-construction flat / plot/house/floor/shop/office space. (2) Resale of the ready to move in flat / plot/house/floor/shop/office spa...