Posted by Goody on 03/24/08 in Business
Bangalore CBD region is on the verge of saturation and the city is facing traffic chaos, housing scarcity and there is a simmering demand for more space and better infrastructure. To meet the requirements the city is now expanding to the peripheries.
In view of resolving aggravating state of city infrastructure, the Karnataka Government is investing US$ 15.73 billion to improve the infrastructure in the state which is highest among all states in the country. The main thrust will be on the development of Outer Ring Road (ORR) region to solve the problem of traffic congestion and to meet the requirements of industries.
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Posted by Goody on 03/8/08 in Business
If you were to ask a group of people looking for a new home what makes a particular city, town or neighborhood desirable real estate, you would likely get similar answers from all the respondents. What do these in-demand locations have in common? Consider the following:
Downtown Living
The closer a person lives to the center of town, the higher the cost. A person who wants to be within walking distance of where the action is will pay a premium price for the privilege.
Close to Water
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Posted by Goody on 03/1/08 in Business
Check out the real estate market right now. It has the power to make a house seller weep. I’m totally serious! If your home is currently up on the market, then my guess is you’re sweating it out, praying for a sale. What really stinks is the fact that we must price our homes low at this point if we actually expect them to sell. OUCH! Appreciation is in the toilet. Generally homes in decent areas appreciate with each year that passes. However, the past two years have been rough. We’ve only seen about a year’s appreciation in my neck of the woods. That’s half! This has to do with the poor interest rates and the obvious fact that there is a deluge of house listings at this moment. Competition is fierce.
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