If there is one city that still remains the toast of the real estate market in India, then Bengaluru surely tops that list. Thanks to its never-ending growth, especially owing to its IT and allied sectors leading the development curve. What’s more, the ever pleasant climate, great connectivity to any part of the world and India, the cosmopolitan culture tempt everyone to have a piece of Bengaluru to call their own!
Devanahalli, which was a part of rural Bangalore until the last 3-5 years is now abuzz with residential and commercial projects. If one were to go by the recent updates, the news is that the next IT hub of Bangalore could well be in the vicinity of the Bangalore International Airport. With huge real estate investments, several ongoing projects, and many upcoming infrastructure projects, Devanahalli has all the makings of a real estate goldmine.
Real estate investment, out of all investments has an emotional element attached to it. That is one of the predominant reasons why people tend to rationalize their emotional decisions with few myths about real estate investing. These myths associated with real estate investing should be pruned in order to make a more rational real estate investment decision.
Although investments should be made with mathematical precision sieved with logic, when it comes to real estate it is often tainted with emotional extravaganza. The emotional attachment towards a home makes the investors make decisions based on many other parameters than only financial metrics. The factors that make them decide on real estate investment are interesting to observe.
Has it ever occurred to you to ride on the wave of the development of South Bangalore and grow rich? If you have not pondered on this possibility, it’s about time you do it as many of Bangalore’s sought-after areas have become saturated with a lower rate of growth of property prices.
Thanisandra might have been a former village in the southern state of Karnataka, India, however, this area located in the East taluk of Bangalore Urban district in Karnataka is arguably the most sought after by home buyers owing to its rapid development. The main reason for demand in this area is the expansion of the main road as an alternative route to the Bangalore International Airport and proximity to IT hubs like the Manyata Tech Park.
Owning a home is one of the ways to build a great foundation to keep fond memories and it’s indeed a gift to the future generations. Building a home requires money and more importantly, it requires the motivation. Even if you may feel that you don’t have the required funds or the means, you may still be able to accomplish it and own your home once you dive into the ordeal.
An eco-friendly home may be what you always felt is the need of the hour and it’s certainly one as it is for the future generations that we have to protect our planet. This doesn’t necessarily mean you have to spend a fortune on buying a home in sustainable projects. Going green is a mindset and way of life that you can always adapt by making a little shift in your attitudes and habits.
