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1 week ago | 
housing.com | Dhwani Meharchandani
Buying a home is one of the most significant financial decisions for any individual, and delays in project completion can lead to immense stress, financial strain, and uncertainty for homebuyers. To address these concerns and bring transparency and accountability to India’s real estate sector, the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, commonly known as RERA, was introduced.
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1 week ago | 
housing.com | Dhwani Meharchandani
Owning a holiday home in India is no longer just a luxury- it’s a lifestyle choice that’s rapidly gaining popularity among urban dwellers, frequent travelers, and savvy investors. With the rise of remote work and short-term rentals, more people are exploring second homes in scenic, tourist-friendly locations where they can unwind or earn passive income.
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2 weeks ago | 
housing.com | Dhwani Meharchandani
Investing in rental property is one of the most reliable ways to build long-term wealth, especially in India’s ever-evolving real estate market. However, many aspiring investors are held back by the belief that a large sum of money is needed to get started. The good news? With the right approach, smart planning, and creative strategies, it’s possible to enter the rental property market even with limited funds.
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2 weeks ago | 
housing.com | Dhwani Meharchandani
With rising real estate prices and shrinking urban spaces, Indian homebuyers and renters are increasingly exploring unconventional housing options that strike a balance between affordability and functionality. One such option gaining attention in metro cities is the walk-up apartment. Often overlooked in favor of high-rises or gated communities, walk-up apartments offer a simpler, low-maintenance living style that suits certain lifestyles and budgets.
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2 weeks ago | 
housing.com | Dhwani Meharchandani
Real estate developer Rustomjee Group on April 9, 2025, announced the launch of a gated estate in BKC Annexe. This residential project named Privé is expected to have a Gross Development Value (GDV) of approximately Rs 400 crore. It will offer 69 premium 3-BHK residences across three wings. Each of the 3 BHK homes, starting at Rs 5.4 crore, come with private sundecks offering views of the city’s skyline.
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2 weeks ago | 
housing.com | Dhwani Meharchandani
For single women in India, deciding whether to buy or rent a home is a significant financial and lifestyle choice. Owning a home provides long-term security and investment benefits, while renting offers flexibility and lower upfront costs. With evolving societal norms and increasing financial independence, more women are considering homeownership. However, factors such as career stability, financial readiness, and future plans play a crucial role in making the right decision.
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2 weeks ago | 
housing.com | Dhwani Meharchandani
A well-prepared property makes a lasting first impression on potential tenants and increases the chances of securing a lease quickly. Tenants look for a clean, well-maintained, and functional space that feels welcoming and move-in ready. As a landlord, taking the time to clean, repair, and stage your property can set it apart from the competition and attract reliable tenants.
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3 weeks ago | 
housing.com | Dhwani Meharchandani
According to a recent report by Primus Partners, India’s infrastructure sector is facing a significant challenge. More than 40% of major projects across the country are delayed, resulting in a Rs 5 lakh crore cost overrun. A major contributor to these setbacks is the outdated Public-Private Partnership (PPP) concession agreements, which often fail to keep pace with today’s complex regulatory environment and evolving project needs.
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3 weeks ago | 
housing.com | Dhwani Meharchandani
Finding the right rental property can be a daunting task, especially with so many factors to consider. While the location and rent amount may seem like the top priorities, overlooking essential details can lead to unexpected issues later. A thorough inspection of the property and amenities can help tenants avoid disputes, hidden costs, or maintenance troubles.
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3 weeks ago | 
housing.com | Dhwani Meharchandani
A good landlord-tenant relationship is built on trust and clear communication. However, some tenants may withhold certain details—either to avoid restrictions, prevent disputes, or for personal convenience. While not all hidden matters lead to major problems, some can cause financial losses or legal issues for landlords. Being aware of common things tenants might hide can help landlords take preventive measures and ensure a hassle-free rental experience. So, read on to learn more.
