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27
May
2018

Are There Health Benefits To Living On Ocean Front Property

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You are probably well aware of some of the major benefits of living on ocean property; the value of your investment is guaranteed to increase, for example, and you also have easy access to some of the best recreation available to mankind. And then of course, theres the view…

What many people dont realize about oceanfront property is that it may actually help to increase your health overall, in certain ways. Lets take a look at some theories on why it is about living on oceanfront property that might help to up your standard of healthy living.

Reducing stress

There is no doubt about it, easy access to the ocean and all that goes with it is a proven way to decrease the amount of stress in your life. Just think about the stereotypical relaxation tapes you might have come across or even used; one of the most popular, features the sound of waves crashing against the shore, the occasional call of sea birds in the air. The sounds of the ocean are some of the most relaxing that can be thought of, and with ocean front property they are all around you!

More opportunity for exercise

Oceanfront property means a world of recreational opportunities right outside your front door. You can go for long walks along the beach, climb over the ocean rocks and explore, swim or surf in the water. Long stretches of beach are ideal for jogging; they even help to burn extra calories without the shock on the knees that a treadmill or other hard surface running will bring.

Minimal air pollutants

Finally, the wind blowing off the ocean will always mean that the air above your property, and all around you, will be cleaner than that further inland, even if you live in a pretty clean area. Theres just not enough opportunity for smog or smoke to hang around before it gets blown inland!

If you are fortunate enough to own and live on oceanfront property, you are holding title to what is truly a dream living condition. Great potential for more value, recreational opportunities galore, an incredible view, and even health benefits are all a part of the package with oceanfront living!

25
May
2018

Is There A Slump In Gurgaon Property Market Now

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Reportedly, there is a little slump in the Grugaon properties market now, though its magnitude is not alarming. Going by the industry assessments and reports, the nascent recession in the economy and its all-pervading sway is still keeping a thin pall of gloom in the residential as well as commercial segments of Gurgaon real estate market. In fact, the world economic meltdown started from the largest economy of the world, the US, and it has spread as shock wave across the global spectrum cutting across national and continental economic regions. As an inevitable corollary and consequence of this malady, the Indian economy has not been able to remain immune and has been affected to some extent. This has crystallized in to the economic matrix of the Gurgaon property market and market has been in jittery for long. However, now along with the recuperating national economy, Gurgaon property sector is back in the saddle, a little hang over notwithstanding.

It is an estimated fact that there is a little slump prevailing in the Gurgaon property market now. Let mathematics speak. Before the onset of the recession, property for sale in Gurgaon fetched an annual average appreciation of 15% to 20% in the prime residential locations of DLF Phase1, DLF Phase 2, DLF Phase 3, Sector 15, Sector 16 and sector 18. However, right now properties of the same description in the same locality do not show any considerable appreciation over what they could fetch before the incidence of the recession. In order to appreciate the real appreciation value, the analysis should be in the light of the escalating inflation. In fact, the prices went down during the recession. If the current rates are compared with the immediately preceding trend during the recession, there is an increase in prices from10% to 20% per cent now. But when we compare it with the prices before the recession, the current prices are a little less and that is indicative of a slight slump.

The little slump in the Properties in Gurgaon market is estimated to be of a transient phenomenon and the market will enter a growth trajectory in the immediate future. International investment analysts concur that the coming years the Indian property sector as a whole will show an appreciable growth. This speculation is in resonance with the finding of the World Bank that in a scene where the major world economies show a retrograde trend, in the coming years India along with China will show considerable growth in national income and gross national product. This growth in the national income will directly push up the real estate sector. Hopefully, Gurgaon property market will register considerable appreciation in the coming years.

19
May
2018

Hike in Collector rates – Property market in Zirakpur suffers

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Hike in Collector rates – Property market in Zirakpur suffers Owning a property in chandigarh has become a costly affair as the collector rate and the fee for getting building plan approved has been hiked by the authorities. A common man who is thinking of owning a small residential house in this region is hit badly by the hiked collector rates. Imagine, before April 1st, 2011, owning a small six Marla (150 sq yards) plot could be accomplished with the payment of Rs 75,000 (as collector rates) as compared to Rs 1,35,000 today for the same. The buyer will have to also pay Rs 45,000 for getting approval for building plan. The information about the hike is drafted on the basis of categories focused on location, for example the location of the property in concern is on the main road, on the link road, their placement in the municipal limit of Zirakpur etc. Registration rates for the land on the main road have been increased from Rs 1 cr to Rs 3.5 cr per acre. Similarly, the land rates have been fixed at Rs 1.5-2 cr per acre for the inner parts of property in zirakpur. Collector Rates Zirakpur Property LocationsPrevious NEW Main Road ( Per acre)Rs 1 cr3.5 cr Agricultural Land in Inner parts ( per acre)Rs 1.5 crRs 1.5-2 cr Commercial Property ( per sq yard)Rs 9,000Rs 18,000 Residential plots in named colony ( per sq yard) Rs 5,000Rs 9,000 Independent residential plots ( per sq yard)Rs 4,500Rs 8,000 Building Map Fees Residential Plot SizePreviousNEW 50-125 sq yardsRs 80Rs 323 flat rate for all sizes 250 sq yardsRs 213 Commercial plots All sizes Rs 350RS 2,815

For commercial properties the rates have been increased from Rs 9000 to Rs 18,000 per sq yard. The rates in approved residential colonies have been increased to Rs 9000 from Rs 5000 and for residential sites without any name of the colony; the rate has been fixed at Rs 8,000 per sq yard.

Hiking and fixing a same cost for building map approval fees for all sizes of plots will have direct impact on the property owner of small residential houses as it was Rs 80 instead of Rs 323 per sq yard now. For commercial property, there is a substantial hike in the rates; it has been increased from Rs 350 per sq yard to Rs 2,815 per sq yard. According to property consultants, -an end customer / buyer in the region would opt for flats in developments instead of plots due to hike in collector rates and building map approval fees-.

15
May
2018

Dunedin Real Estate Your Dream Property Is Within Your Reach

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Sometimes referred to as the southern gem, Dunedin is the South Islands second biggest city, characterised by a unique Scottish feel and architecture imposed on it during the time of New Zealands colonisation. Surround by beaches, forests and dramatic scenery, Dunedin is noted for its youthful and charismatic population being attracted by the educational and tertiary facilities contained within. With a population of just over 125,000, the city is one of the best preserved Victorian and Edwardian cities in the Southern Hemisphere. Becoming a desired location for students, families and businesses alike, the demand for Dunedin real estate is increasing at above average rates.

According to the latest Quotable Value New Zealand figures, southern Dunedin real estate figures have surged, recording the highest percentage increase in the country. The southern region extends from Waverley to Green Island, including the suburbs of St Kilda and St Clair. The figures illustrate that the area has experienced an increase in home values by 8.7% with an average sale price of $264,000. Likewise, Dunedin overall, showed a 4.9% increase in property values with the average sale price rising to over $276,000.

The increasing prices are a direct result of increasing demand. As many of the main centres in New Zealand are experiencing continued growth in house prices and valuations, Dunedin is presenting itself to many as an attractive option. With the average house price in New Zealand just a little under $410,000, properties in Dunedin represent real value in the marketplace where many families are struggling to find suitable and affordable housing options. According to Glenda Whitehead from QV Valuations, some of the increase in market activity in Dunedin is due to a rise in purchases by existing homeowners, who realise the benefits of purchasing prime real estate at well below national averages.

There are many advantages to purchasing Dunedin real estate, apart from the scenic and natural beauty that the city is surrounded by. With the security of tenure, you will be able to enjoy the cycle of the real estate market, accessing capital gain as the property naturally appreciates. If, like most kiwis, you enjoy a little do it yourself (DIY), then additional capital gains can be achieved through renovations. There is nothing like the sense of pride that comes with homeownership. The freedom and ability to personalise your property to suit your tastes and requirements has long been an aspiration of nearly all New Zealanders. However, with the current price hikes in property prices, renting is fast becoming a reality for many who cannot afford the deposit or repayments on their first home. However, Dunedin is offering the consumer real value and choice. Why not consider a move to a new place, where the people are friendly, the amenities are first class and most of all, your dream property is within your reach.

12
May
2018

Residential Property Cost In Gurgaon

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Residential property cost in Gurgaon has been on the upswing for several years. In the main residential areas of Gurgaon property rates has been increasing at a rate of 20 to 30 per cent annually for several years in the recent past. Such locations include: IMT Manesar, Sushant Lok, Sushant Lok I, Manesar, DLF Phase IV, Sector 52, DLF Phase V, Nirvana Country, Sector 30, Andee City, DLF Phase I, Udyog Vihar I, DLF Phase II, Golf Course Road, National Highway 8, M.G.Road, sohana Road, etc. Residential as well as commercial properties of different varieties are available in these locations. Apartments, flats, villas, shops, condominiums, commercial spaces, farm houses, etc. can be easily located in the region.

Gurgaon property cost has been on the increase for the past several years. An estimate conducted by industry experts gives a clear picture of average residential property cost in Gurgaon by mid-2009. It shows that average cost per square foot for apartments is around Rs. 4,250. In the case of houses, it comes to approximately Rs. 6,700. Again, for plots the estimate shows the average cost approximately at Rs. 4,600 per square foot. In the case of apartment units, the cost has come to around Rs. 90 lakh. Again, the average price per house unit has come to around Rs. 1.5 crore. For plot units, the price is approximately 1.6 crore. The estimate is a clear index as to the increasing cost factor of residential property in Gurgaon.

The property cost of 1BHK, 2BHK and 3BHK apartments, 1BHK, 2BHK and 3BHK houses, as per the aforesaid estimate can be summarized as follows. In Gurgaon, average square foot cost of 1BHK apartment is approximately Rs. 3,700 and average price per unit is Rs. 26.5 lac. In the case of 2BHK apartment, the price per square foot is Rs. 4000 and the average cost per unit is approximately Rs. 45 lac. For 3BHK apartment, the average cost is around Rs. 4100 and approximate cost per unit is Rs.73 lac. The estimate also analyses the cost of other residential properties such as independent houses of 1BHK, 2BHK and 3BHK. In accordance with the estimate, the cost of 1BHK house is approximately Rs. 5100 per square foot and the cost per unit around Rs.85 lac. 2BHK house costs around Rs. 5,500 per square foot and Rs. 67 lac. 3 BHK house costs Rs. 6,100 square foot-wise and Rs. 95 lac per unit.