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Chanakya Side Hero Username: Chanakya Post Number: 6210 Registered: 04-2015 Posted From: 149.111.28.128 Rating: N/A |
chi jeevitam, money flow etu perigithe atu kannu vesi tax lu estunnattunaru. No one is going to tell you the truth. They’re only going to tell you their version! ~Julian Assange | ||
Saint Legend Username: Saint Post Number: 71833 Registered: 01-2011 Posted From: 144.230.191.36 Rating: N/A |
vadi goyyi vaade tavvukuntunnadu varma... | ||
Shikari Megastar Username: Shikari Post Number: 23858 Registered: 03-2010 Posted From: 124.123.61.135 Rating: N/A |
confirm antunnaru...above 5 lakhs 10% tax ani ET lo rasadu monna. http://i.imgur.com/eUYcc.gif | ||
Saint Legend Username: Saint Post Number: 71831 Registered: 01-2011 Posted From: 144.230.191.36 Rating: N/A |
akkada real estate complete ga padukundi....in most cities...Inventory chala vundi ..vadilinchukotaniki nana kastalu paduthunnaru Demon RERA Bhudhar Adhar Linking are the reasons Equities LTCG tax cheddam ani proposal ettaru..adi kooda implement chesthe, last nail in the coffin.... | ||
Teluguhero Side Hero Username: Teluguhero Post Number: 2523 Registered: 04-2008 Posted From: 76.106.197.158 Rating: N/A |
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/ncr-homes-get-chea per-but-sales-down-6/articleshow/62451000.cms Homes get cheaper due to note ban, GST, RERA NEW DELHI: Residential real estate prices fell across the country in 2017 due to demonetisation, the implementation of the Real Estate Regulation Act+ (RERA) and goods and services tax+ (GST). According to a Knight Frank report, prices fell by an average of 3% across cities, with Pune witnessing the highest decline, 7%, followed by Mumbai at 5% in 2017. Prices in the NCR, which had already fallen in the last six years, dropped another 2% on average. The main reason for the fall is poor demand. Sales in Bengaluru, NCR Delhi and Chennai fell sharply — 26%, 6% and 20%, respectively. However, the Mumbai and Pune markets witnessed a slight upward movement. The report pointed out that as RERA had been implemented properly in Maharashtra, sales had picked up in Mumbai and Pune by 3% and 5%, respectively. Because of slow sales, launches witnessed an unprecedented slowdown during the year. New launches fell by 56% in NCR Delhi and by 41% in Bengaluru. This has affected the sector badly. NCR witnessed 6% lower sales at 37,653 units while prices fell by 2% due to a slowdown in demand and the impact of new realty law RERA and GST, said property consultant Knight Frank India. The report also pointed out that that the share of affordable homes among new launches rose from 53% in 2016 to 83% in 2017, indicating developers' focus on properties within the Rs 50 lakh price bracket. The main reason for the launch of affordable housing is the huge demand in the segment and the subsidies under the Prime Minister Awas Yojana. In fact, if compared to real estate activity in 2010, it is very bad. "By the end of 2017, the residential sector had shrunk to a fraction of its size in less than a decade. Nevertheless the nearstandstill triggered by the note ban seems to have tapered with time," Knight Frank India chairman Shishir Baijal In 2010, India had witnessed the launch of 4.80 lakh apartments; in 2017, the number is 1.03 lakh. At the same time, sales plummeted from 3.61 lakh apartments to 2.28 lakh. However, RERA has provided a silver lining. "Select markets wherein Rera has matured have seen developers re-launch projects at attractive prices, which led to an uptick in sales in 2017... It's a buyers' market today and we hope the momentum holds steady...," Baijal said. |