History

A Journey of Growth, Success & Client Satisfaction

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Real Estate Industry

India Real Estate Market Growth

The Indian Real Estate Industry in the country is one of great importance and according to the report of the Technical Group on Estimation of Housing Shortage, as estimated there was a shortage of 26.53 million houses during the Eleventh Five Year Plan (2007-12) which provides a big investment opportunity.

In 2010 India has lead the pack of top real estate investment markets in Asia according to a study by Price water house Cooper (PwC) and Urban Land Institute, a global non-profit education.

26.53M

Housing Demand

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Investment Market

Asia

Growth Potential
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Growing Gujarat

Future Of Gujarat Real Estate

Gujarat known as the most industrialized state in India, Gujarat is known for its rich culture and has a population mix of professional and business communities. Gujarat has made rapid progress in real estate and financial services.

The state has high affluence and its potential is now recognized by several brands and organizations as being a large market to address.

The transformation of Gujarat has been slow and steady but today anyone visiting the state can see large, glitzy buildings and malls in place of old housing and office infrastructure.

Gujarat has excellent development prospects and is growing rapidly in the property market but will need to demonstrate over several years that it can maintain pace.

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Smart Growing City

Vadodara Real Estate Growth

Earlier known as Baroda, Vadodara is the third most populated town in the Indian state of Gujarat after Ahmedabad and Surat. It has a populace of over 1 million.

As compared to the metros which are already saturated in terms of real estate development and prices, smaller cities are doing better business. And, Vadodara is among the same.

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1M+

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Urban Growth
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Investment City

Why to Invest in Real Estate

Real Estate Trends in Vadodara

Upcoming Real Estate Projects in Vadodara

With such prospective development projects, the growth in Vadodara real estate is certain to accelerate in times to come.
Residential Complex
Narayan Housing
Narayan Housing is to pump in Rs. 500 crore to develop a Rs. 520 crore housing project at Hanumanpura.
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Investment: Rs. 500 crore
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Project Value: Rs. 520 crore
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Location: Hanumanpura
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Siddhi Vinayak Infrastructure
Siddhi Vinayak Infrastructure plans to develop a housing society at Jambu village off Makarpura on the Mumbai Highway.
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Project Value: Rs. 300+ crore
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Development: Modern layout
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Location: Makarpura Highway
Bio IT Park
Bio IT Park
The famous Mumbai based real estate developer Akruti Nirman has signed a MoU to develop a Bio IT park on 708 acres of land in Savli. The company is holding high talks with different companies to set up the facilities at the Park.
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Savli, Vadodara
IT Park
IT Park
L&T has proposed a Rs. 600 crore technology park. Envisaging carving the same niche is Parkway Realty which is all set to build a IT park.
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Bapod - Ankhol | Dena - Nimeta
Shopping Mall
Shopping Malls
The Kalani Group is to set up an exclusive mall cum multiplex on a large area of 3.5 lakh sq. ft. in Vadodara as part of its retail development plans.
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Vadodara, Gujarat

Real Estate as an Investment

Investment Products

Popular Investment Options

🏦 Bank
🪙 Gold
📈 Stock / Share
💹 Mutual Funds
🏢 Real Estate
Key Decision Factors

What People Look For

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Safety

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Returns

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Liquidity

Investment Comparison

Investment Products Analysis

Compare different investment options based on Safety, Return & Liquidity.

Investment Product
Safety
Return
Liquidity
🏦 Bank
High
Low
High
🪙 Gold
High
Medium
High
📈 Stock / Share
Low
High
Medium
💹 Mutual Funds
Low - Medium
Medium - High
High
🏢 Real Estate
High
Medium - High
Low - Medium

Buyer Guideline & Tips

Buying a house can be an overwhelming experience, both financially and emotionally. Rarely does a homebuyer get everything they "want" in a home. You will need to compromise To help you through the process, here we share with you a step-by-step guide to buying a house.

Identify the location/property

The first step for you to take when buying a property is to narrow down a location or set of areas that you are interested in.

Top Priorities

Make a list of your top priorities and focus in on things that are most important to you.

Home buying is high value decision

so you need to have Real Estate expert who can make your transaction SAFE, SIMPLE & TRANSPARENT

Hesitation in decision making

Many buyers miss out of their dream home because of hesitation. They need "the time to think about it" or "to see more" before they make a decision

Remember always there’s “right” time to buy

If you find a home now, don’t try to second-guess, interest rates and price of housing market by waiting longer.

Family First Decisions

Focus on the wants and needs of your immediate family and be ready to make the final decision on your own.

Negotiation

Negotiation is definitely a part of the real estate process, but trying to “win” by getting an extra-low price or by refusing realistic offer may cost you the home you love.

Taking time in decision making

On an average 1.5 to 2% price hikes in a month, which you don’t notice, but makes large difference over period of time with minimized option. So grab the option when it comes to you.

Legal due diligence on the property

There are two types of properties you can buy,
a) Pre-existing property: When you buy a pre-existing property, you need to firstly transact with the seller, agree on the terms and conditions, verify documents, and finally get loan approval if you need a loan.

b) Under-construction property: When buying an under construction property confirm that the development is legal and that sanction plans have been approved. Otherwise, you might end up paying money for something that is illegal.

Understand your payment plan

If you are buying a pre-existing property, chances are that you will be expected to pay a lump sum for it today, rather than spread the payments across a future time period. If you are buying an under-construction property, you might have some flexibility regarding the type of payment plan. Typical plans are of 3 types:

Construction linked: You pay based on the progress of the construction of the property
Time linked: You pay according to a set timetable, whether the construction is on time or not
Down payment: You pay for the property up front