what's the scenario of India's real estate sector?
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Booming, Booming and Booming!\nIf you talk about all metros and big cities, this is the ANSWER. Invest wisely in any of these cities and you will get good return on your investments. Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Noida,Delhi, Pune, Ahmadabad,Chennai and so on.
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You are asking a question that requires predicting the future. Anything you hear is merely opinion. \n\nToronto is a good market. It differs from other real estate hot spots in that Ontario is flat and open. The urban sprawl can expand almost limitlessly. In Vancouer, for example, there is much less land avaialble for new building.\n\nInterest rates are rising through the world. Further tightening could easily send real estate prices lower. Nothing is certain though. Do your research. \n\nCheck mls.ca and find out what properties are selling for. What were they selling for 6 months ago? Bidding wars were common in Toronto last year, as a buyer you are much better off if you can avoid that situation.
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Real estate in central america.  Want in? Maybe we can work something out... \nRegards
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Excellent because demand from the construction sector will be strong going forward.  And because of low wages, Indian producers will be competitive in foreign markets as well.
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gud one...lemme go in detail.\nPolitical Situation..its bleak in coming future as CPM is going to be more strong after they win.\nAnd then what cud be there...THE RESERVATIONS IN PRIVATE JOBS and not to forget THE MANDAL BHOOT is still there for reservations upto 49.5%\nThen comes other factors...external factors are also not encoraging think of OIL at 75$ or turmoil In Nepal or hardening interst rates or drying of liquidity or slowing Q4 results from corporates..all signal of a slow down.\n\nWell ...watch out for Monsoons..they will play a major role..never go on indian metrological predictions...they are useless.
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Its simple.  They make more babies but not more real estate.  Most of the big money in the world is tied to real estate.  Keep w/the investments that give you ultimate leverage (real estate)! Contact me if you would like to chat in person.\n\nPaul T. \nFinancialEvolution@comcast.net   PS. I'm a professional loan consultant and I try my best to be a invesment mentor.
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Try doing some more research on property investment in India before you part with your money seek expert advice also.\n\nThe websites below may be of interest to you tho about investing in a property in India:\n\nhttp://www.indianground.com/\n\nhttp://www.mgiworld.com/doingbusiness/BusinIndia.php\n\nhttp://www.thinkinvestments.com/property-market-in-india/growth-in-the-indian-property-market.html\n\nGood Luck with your venture.
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Try the Internet and your local library.  You can also ask other real estate developers about what they think about the future of the industry.
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Sorry dude but ur question aint clear. \n\nR u saying investment on housing in Nigeria. Well this particular sector is generally handled by international ngos and they don't do an efficient and honest job. the people themselves will have to come up with a brighter plan i suppose
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SSI Sector in India creates largest employment opportunities for the Indian populace, next only to Agriculture. It has been estimated that a lakh rupees of investment in fixed assets in the small scale sector generates employment for four persons.\n\nSSI Sector in India creates largest employment opportunities for the Indian populace, next only to Agriculture. It has been estimated that a lakh rupees of investment in fixed assets in the small scale sector generates employment for four persons.
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60% in real estate, 22% in SPDRs, 12% in a diversified monthly income fund, 6% in a resource fund. For fun you can dabble in forex (I recommend Hang Seng Bank), but not more than a couple of percent. It's ok to discuss your situation with an investment adviser, but DO NOT hand over control of your portfolio! You have to pilot your own ship.
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Both answers are true, real estate is a growing market, and the first sale is the hardest, but after that, it is smooth sailing.\nP.S. I've always wondered, 'Real Estate,' as apposed to 'Imaginary Estate?' let me know someone, poptartisme3@yahoo.com
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hotel industry comes under services sector. in any growing economy services occupy significant position. in the process of globalization many countries are evincingkeen interest to establish their industries. for example many countries are finding india as an attractive marketing hub due its inherent strengthes and the progressive policies of the government also contributes for the leading companies to come to india. all these foreigners will pay visits for short term and long term and in order to cater to their needs hotel industry requires expansion. similary due to rise in salaries people's purchasing power has been increased. hence they want to go for outing. hence domestic tourism or in bound tourism is also increasing. in view of the above it is estimated that india wants atleast 2 lakhs room in the coming 4 years. hence opportunities are plenty in hotel industry that helps for thriving.
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Housing prices are getting ready to crash (at least in the USA), and mortgage rates are rising.  So real estate is not a good investment right now.  People like to put their money into something tangible, and since real estate is not good any more (stocks are out of the question - too unstable and people don't trust corporations), metals are the next best thing.  We're facing heavy inflation here, and gold and other precious metals tend to go up in real value in such circumstances.  Actually, prices, in real dollars adjusted for inflation are still quite low, historically speaking.  So many are buying now, which drives up the price.  Furthermore, many industrial uses for metals are increasing, especially in China.
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Software industry is like turbo for the economic engine of the country. Its almost like an after burner in a rocket. It gives an impetus to the growth levels. The reason India's growth rate is going to touch double digit is because of the solid and growing Software industry.
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It will crash when the number of Available properties for sale Increases above the Number of Geniun Buyers in the Market.This is the major Reason which is Subject to even small Enclaves ,for example in an Apartment complex thier are totally 200 flats and 100 flats are for sale by owners but thier are only 50 Buyers who are intrested in the Apartment than surely thier will be a Competetion among Sellers that leads to offers and Discounts and In a Market where there is Sellers Competetion Buyers always Wins.\nCheers\nMDW \nyou can find more on Buyers world go to http://www.bangalorecityhomes.com/Buyers_World/page_1603935.html
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depends if your looking at high risk or long term , Bulgaria is a hot spot at the moment as property is as little as £7,000 but is slowly increasing as many people are buying there ..... the sector 17 in SW France is a sound investment as well as London in the UK ..canary wharf has large developments at the moment ... also northern Ireland is tipped to be the next place to rise in the new year hope this helps ... stay away from Spain prices are dropping