Why Real Estate ?

                Investment is a crucial part of building financial security and wealth in our life. Real estate investments are almost certain to appreciate. This is the most appealing feature. While land and residential properties share this characteristic, it is possible to get an advantage by investing in a plot. Land has appreciated much faster than residential properties over the past few years. The surrounding infrastructure is also a key factor in determining the land’s value. The surrounding infrastructure will ensure a direct increase in its value. Land offers higher returns for a shorter period of time when you consider the low investment needed to buy it. Land is a finite resource, which is one of the greatest advantages of investing in it. New high-rises are being built all the time. This means that owners can rest assured that their investment will be in high demand and will appreciate in value.

                Property tax is an expense property owners must account for regardless of whether they have a house or a plot of land. However, property taxes for land are usually lower than those for houses. For example, the property tax rates for residential houses in Bangalore can reach Rs 5/sq. ft. 5/sq. ft. for tenants and Rs 2.50/sq. ft for self-occupied properties. For vacant land, the property tax starts at Rs. 0.12/sq. ft, and up to Rs 0.50/sq. ft. This means you’ll not only save money on the initial purchase of a piece of land but also pay LESS taxes in the long term.You will need to maintain your home, regardless of whether you intend on living there. Some of these fees are permanent, such as the maintenance fees charged by housing societies. They can sometimes be unexpected, such as in the cases of plumbing problems, electrical problems, and renovations. A plot of land is almost maintenance-free. A plot of land investment is a great way to make high returns and minimize risk.

•  Greater flexibility  

•  Low initial investment

•  Land appreciates quickly

•  There is no gap between purchase and possession

•  Lower property tax

• There is no maintenance

• It is a finite resource