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Showing posts with label Real estate agents in Delhi NCR. Show all posts
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Saturday, 12 December 2015

What makes real estate experts happy (or worried) about 2016

Millennial consumers and their choices increasingly drive the real estate market, several experts said this week at CBRE’s Sacramento 2016 forecast event.
For example: One factor holding back home construction is a delay among young consumers in forming households, said CBRE associate Brian Parker in a presentation to the gathering on Tuesday. And when they do buy, they are more interested in infill than greenfield subdivisions.
The Sacramento region needs more industrial space, said CBRE broker Ryan DeAngelis at an event this week.
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Millennial consumer patterns are also affecting retail, said associate John Brecher of CBRE Sacramento. Millennials like to be close to where they work and shop, and they're also big users of e-commerce, he said. That means local stores will need to find ways to get their wares into consumer hands quickly, Brecher said. He said Walmart in particular might ramp up such services in the Sacramento region.

AREA Real Estate chosen for Hemisfair's first multifamily development

AREA Real Estate has been chosen to develop Hemisfair's first multifamily complex, solidifying the local firm's standing at the forefront of San Antonio's urban revitalization.
The park's first public-private partnership is slated for the 1.1 acres in the southwest quadrant of the 37-acre district near the recently opened Yanaguana Park. The mixed-income complex will include 163-units and a 418-space parking garage that will lease 238 spaces back to Hemisfair for public use.
AREA Real Estate has been chosen to develop Hemisfair's first multifamily property, which will provide 163 mixed-income to the 37-acre urban park.
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AREA Real Estate has been chosen to develop Hemisfair's first multifamily property, which… more

The development, which will also include 3,200 square feet of retail space, will be a $25 million investment. Construction for the apartment building is expect to begin in 2016, with units available for leasing by 2017.

Lake Flato and WGW Architects will lead the design for the complex.
The deal, which has been approved by the Hemisfair Park Area Redevelopment Corp.'s board of directors, is still considered pending. It will go before the San Antonio City Council next week.
Once completed, AREA will manage the maintenance and administration of the development, including apartment leasing.
Public-private partnerships will be a critical component for Hemifair's financial stability. Once completed, the deal between AREA and the Hemisfair redevelopment group will cover 55 percent of the costs needed to operate the parks, and the remaining 45 percent will be accumulated through private donations, public funds and parking revenue.

Friday, 11 December 2015

Damaged homes change real estate market

No-one thought it would be anything other than just a temporary thing.

Christchurch's earthquake-damaged homes would be fixed or rebuilt, and things would return to normal.

But with insurers cashing out claims and repair work expensive, the real estate landscape has changed.

Many damaged homes are not just liveable but saleable, and are selling and re-selling. Insurance payouts are bankrolling windfalls for both buyers and sellers.

There is no public database and details of damage and quake claims are privately held. So authorities, valuers, insurers and real estate agents are having to adjust.

"This is going to be an on-going problem that Canterbury will have for years to come," says property valuer Natalie Edwards, who owns Urban Edge Valuations.

Many of the homes are being "legitimately and properly" repaired, she says. Buyers include builders, landlords, and homeowners excited by a cheap purchasing option.

But some people will plaster over the cracks, and those houses may catch later buyers unawares, Edwards says.

"The problems come about when someone doesn't know the history of the home — where there's no transparency of information.

"It will just get worse as time goes on. There are large parts of the city with homes that will never get repaired — they're not worth the money to repair." 

 She recommends buyers take nothing for granted and get an an engineering report, not just a building report.

"People can be very devious. If you can sell something for reasonable money and don't have to disclose information and that's to your advantage, then people will do it."

Red flags for valuers that a home may not be what it seems, Edwards says, are a discounted previous price, references to damage in previous advertising, or a lack of detailed paperwork or consents.

Friday, 4 December 2015

Sales of Elite Real Estate Boom in Moscow After Year of Stagnation

After a slow year on Russia's housing market caused by the country's economic crisis, Moscow is starting to see a growth in sales of elite property, the Kommersant newspaper reported Friday, citing a recent report.
In November, the demand for elite real estate in Moscow rose by 25 percent compared to the same period last year and by 50 percent compared to October, according to the report by elite real estate consultancy Kalinka Group, Kommersant reported.
The experts attribute the growth in sales to the discounts for new housing being offered by developers and the amendments to the Tax Code — which increase the period of time after which the owner can sell the purchased property without having to pay taxes from three to five years.
The changes will come into force on Jan. 1, 2016.
This means that those who purchase the real estate before the end of the year can sell the property in 2018 without paying any taxes, or else will have to pay 13 percent tax on the cost of property or postpone its sale until 2021, Yekaterina Rumyantseva, chairperson of Kalinka Group's board of directors, told the newspaper.

Is this climate change real estate agent for real?

Climate change threatens the lives of millions as it causes the seas to boil and the skies to burn, but hey, everything's a business opportunity if you look hard enough. Higher Tides Realty is a dedicated climate change real estate agency that helps buyers ensure that their new homes won't be underwater in the future. By analyzing the terrain of areas behind coasts, it's possible to work out where the "new" coastline will emerge once the seas stop rising. Before you ask hey, wasn't that Lex Luthor's plan in Superman: The Movie? The answer is yes, yes it was. Despite this, when we asked Higher Tides' Jake Collins if this was a joke, he insisted that it wasn't.

Rather than attempt to save the planet (and its population) as it stands, some cynical minds are already planning for their post-apocalyptic lives. In 2013, the late futurist James Martin spoke about how climate change cities will become the most desirable places to buy homes just before the world ends. For example, a Canadian city high above sea level will become as sought-after as New York when everything else is under the sea. In Martin's apocalyptic view, these locations will have to be heavily fortified to prevent displaced people from lower-lying regions getting in. And yet, despite how horrific that sounds, Jake Collins still insists that his venture isn't a joke.


Monday, 30 November 2015

REPORT Teflon Don: How Trump Survived a Real Estate Deal Gone Bad

On Nov. 5, 2013, surrounded by a crowd of attorneys, court officials, and four would-be condo buyers, Donald Trump sat down in a conference room in his flagship Fifth Avenue building and began to tell his version of a real estate deal gone awry.

Trump had licensed his name to a luxury condominium project in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, but the building was never completed and those who had put down deposits, ranging from $85,000 to $500,000, wanted their money back. More than 100 of them would file suit, with the largest group — which swelled to 81 people as it neared trial — suing for $7.8 million. By the time Trump sat down for his deposition, the other defendants in the lawsuits, those who were the actual owners of the building, had settled for undisclosed terms. Trump, who hadn’t invested his own money in the project or overseen any of the construction, fought on. He was fighting for the Trump brand.

“I’m in a unique position,” Trump testified when asked about licensing his name to buildings he didn’t own or develop himself. “I built up a great name, and the name is something that people like, and it has been very successful.”

But the name alone was not enough in the case of the Trump International Hotel and Tower, Fort Lauderdale, a 24-story, 298-room beachfront property designed by architect Michael Graves, known for buildings like the Denver Public Library, as well as the line of consumer products he designed for retailers like Target and J.C. Penney. No one disputed that the project had ended in failure, with the luxury building never even completed. Plagued by delays in financing, construction, and budgeting, it was ultimately sold in a foreclosure auction for $115 million, far less than the $200 million it cost to build. Would-be buyers didn’t get their money back. Trump’s name, the primary reason many of them had put down deposits in the first place, was removed from the project.

Bahrain's Arcapita and Saudi's Al Rajhi Capital exit real estate fund

Nov 30 Arcapita, the Bahrain-based investment management firm, has sold real estate assets it jointly held with Saudi Arabia's Al Rajhi Capital for 1.35 billion Saudi riyals ($359.81 million), the two companies said in a joint statement on Monday.

The ARC Real Estate Fund, which had a lifespan of five years, acquired seven assets in logistics, warehousing and retail in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, they said in the statement.

The fund appointed an external consultant to advise on the sale in April. They did not say who they had sold the assets to.

Al Rajhi Capital is the investment banking arm of Saudi Arabian lender, Al Rajhi Bank. ($1 = 3.7520 riyals) (Reporting by Hadeel Al Sayegh, editing by Louise Heavens)

Friday, 27 November 2015

Real estate investors snap up medical office buildings as boomers age

As aging baby boomers fuel growing demand for health-care services, investors are increasingly turning their attention to medical office buildings — a niche within the real estate market that some argue is recession proof.

“Doctors are paid by the government in Canada, so they’re pretty secure tenants,” says Huy Lam, a broker at Colliers International who specializes in the health-care real estate space.
Lam says demand for medical office buildings in Canada has been on the rise in recent years — a trend he expects to continue as the number of seniors in the country balloons.

Ownership in the space is fragmented — everyone from institutional investors such as pension funds to real estate investment trusts to wealthy individuals — making it difficult to quantify how much money is flooding in.

However, Colliers forecasts more than $211 million in medical office building sales in Ontario alone this year. That compares with $126 million back in 2011, according to data compiled by the commercial real estate brokerage.

The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board announced in August that it was taking its first steps into the health-care property space, teaming with a U.S. real estate investment trust to invest in a portfolio of medical office buildings in California worth a total of US$449 million.

Government wants passage of 'amended' real estate bill this session

The government is gearing up to ensure the passage of the crucial real estate bill, which is aimed at curbing malpractices in the sector and bringing transparency through regulatory mechanism, in the forthcoming Winter session of Parliament.

The Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation (HUPA) Ministry has accepted all the amendments proposed by the Rajya Sabha Select Committee in the Real Estate (Development and Regulation) Bill, 2013, and is readying to move the amended legislation for the cabinet's approval.

Southern real estate market shows signs of weakness

ET Intelligence Group: The southern real estate market, which has been comparatively more resilient in the past few years, is now also showing some signs of weakness, according to numbers reported by leading realty companies such as Sobha DevelopersBSE 1.78 %, Prestige Estate, Puravankara ProjectsBSE -0.94 % and Brigade Enterprises. 

In the September quarter, total revenues booked by these realtors fell 10 per cent from the preceding quarter as well from the year-ago period. The ope .. 


Tuesday, 27 January 2015

Choose the best Commercial Properties in Delhi

How can you ignore the growing business opportunities in Delhi NCR region? In fact, no one can ignore it; if you are wishing to obtain a good profit for your business. Despite the fact that you have to invest a little, more for the acquisition of commercial office space in Delhi, who are convinced that they can acquire good profits from their businesses in the city.
To start a business in Delhi today, you can opt for Delhi rental property or buy a good property. Although you may feel that it is better to buy property now before starting the business, we recommend that you wait until you are set. Once established your business, you can go buy an office in the city.
Why say its best a commercial property for sale in Delhi, the purchase is to be yourself established, cannot predict the future of your business. Therefore, if you buy a property, you may not be able to change your removal from office soon. On the other hand, if you rent the property then you will be able to get away, move or relocate his office in any other place where your business more profitable.
Similarly, it easier for you to find office space for rent in Delhi to find office space for sale. Do you have an idea about the prices of properties in the city? The more space you need; the largest amount you have to spend the more problematic and hit financially. Thank Heaven properties prices reach at least have to spend millions of rupees to the possession of an office in the city.
Commercial office space in Delhi
The most beautiful thing before you have to grab is the selection wisely area. There are many houses in the capital will not be favorable to commercial enterprise. Whether with the gaining of some good places near or due to higher rental rate is said that some regions have lost their importance. It is therefore advisable to look at the future possibilities of the country as well. Your alternative of any office space in Delhi should be well thought out action. His wise choice, it will be wise or foolish indeed.
There are many ways to find a good office space. Some methods are very expensive and cannot bring benefits to your expectations. It will not be favorable to you, but are harmful. You should find a trusted name in Delhi. Approaching a reliable name is always recommended. First, the agent always try to maintain reliability. Second, they are keen to preserve their reliability for all risks anyway. To ensure reliability, these companies still offer the best possible service.
In such cases, you can approach Real Estate Agents in Delhi NCR, with a reliable name. They will guide rightly and provide some of the best deals available in the market. The firms offer services from A to Z for you. As a result, you can get legal advice as well. They will keep you out of any future hassles that can befall you in matters relating to their office space conclusion Delhi.

Friday, 23 January 2015

Growing Demand for Commercial & Residential Properties in Delhi

At present, ventures are waiting for investors at India numerous investments. However, when it comes to investment the best option at present, according to various surveys is to buy commercial property in Delhi NCR. The real estate industry all across the India and especially in Delhi NCR region is at boom. This can truly justified as we can see many international players are in this market. Further, you can consult any qualified investment advisor; he/she is guiding you to real estate agents in Delhi NCR region. At present we can see due to globalization, many new career opportunities are available before young Indian. Out of the many opportunities IT sector is offering their professional highest salaries. Thus, these IT professionals always find the best option for investments. In view of this fact, according to my opinion, they can search for commercial property for sale in Delhi.

Commercial property sale in Delhi
Even we can find these many youths are coming to Delhi NCR region for higher studies in various colleges offering different UG and PG courses. Thus, you can buy residential property in Delhi NCR region to provide accommodation to these students. The best party of buying residential property is that it will bring always-fixed return on investment without any hassle. Further, if you are a pure investor and like earn high by taking risks you can take help of real estate agents in Delhi NCR for investment. They will help you in selecting best property as the agents have sound knowledge of land regulation acts formulated by state and central governments. In addition, they can help is purchasing residential as well as commercial spaces during their soft launch and at the same time bring you huge profits on their re-sale.  


Now, commercial property sale in Delhi offering close vicinity to various strategic location the capital like airport, highways, and so on. Hence, if you are really interested in money making, it is the high time to jump in real estate investment. If you have still any doubt about the investment in real estate sector, you can go through price trend of residential and commercial properties of Delhi NCR region. All you need to find the agency, which is high on its commitment and accomplished authentic deals in the past. Once, you let them know about your budget, they will guide you whether you should buy Residential or commercial Property in Delhi NCR. If you have a busy schedule and have no time to find an agent that suits your need then for online search.On the internet, you can find many reliable real estate agents that will serve all you need with full dedication like your friend. They will take care of your money and bring higher return on your investment.

Saturday, 27 December 2014

Investing Tips for Residential Real Estate Property



  1. Identify your investment strategy
  2. Build a network of help
  3. Select properties that have underlying value drivers
  4. Know your governmental restrictions and requirements
  5. Gather and review reports, inspections, and disclosures
  6. Inspect the property and meet the tenants


  1. Underestimate the process of due diligence
  2. Underestimate the required operating expenses
  3. Get emotionally involved
  4. Let your rent levels fall below market value
  5. Employ your tenants




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