Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Q1 - Can short term investments yield high returns? A - They can offer moderate returns (5 - 9% p.a.) with low risk; rarely will they deliver equity-type 12-15% returns in the short horizon. Q2 - Are short-term investments tax-free? A - No, tax treatment
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Q1 - What happens to an NCD after maturity? A - At maturity the issuer repays your principal amount and final interest as per the offer terms. The NCD ceases to exist. If listed, trading ends. Q2 - Is it good to invest in NCDs? A
In the context of Indian real estate, a Construction-Linked Payment Plan (CLP) is a payment structure offered by developers for under-construction properties, where the buyer’s instalments are tied to the actual construction milestones of the project. Instead of paying a large sum upfront or fixed periodic amounts irrespective of
Gurgaon (Gurugram) has been one of India's fastest-moving real estate markets in recent years. Strong office leasing, big infrastructure projects and a surge of new premium launches have re-ranked several micro-markets, and pushed asking prices sharply higher in pockets such as Dwarka Expressway, Golf Course Extension Road and
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Delhi-NCR has emerged as India's fastest-appreciating housing market in 2025. Average listed residential rates jumped sharply year-on-year and several micro-markets recorded double digit gains. This article explains what is driving those increases, where the growth is concentrated, and what it means for buyers and investors, and how to
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Q1 - Are Duplexes rent-friendly? A - Duplexes are not considered rent-friendly properties in most Indian markets. The main reason lies in their design and layout. Unlike apartments, where each unit is self-contained and can be rented out independently, a duplex connects two floors internally with
India’s real estate market continues to see strong momentum in 2025, driven by infrastructure upgrades, migration to Tier-1 and Tier-2 cities, and a rising appetite for physical assets among both domestic and NRI investors. But how much do you really need to invest to own property in India’s
For many Indian-origin professionals living in the U.S., buying property in India remains a cherished goal, whether as a home, a future retirement option, or an investment. While the opportunity is very real, the process involves important legal, banking, tax and regulatory considerations. This guide walks U.S. residents
When it comes to wealth creation, few asset classes hold the timeless appeal of real estate. Property offers something that stocks or mutual funds rarely can, tangible security, steady income, and long-term appreciation. But as with any investment, concentration in a single property or location can expose you to unnecessary
Maharashtra has long been the powerhouse of Indian real estate, with Mumbai and Pune dominating headlines. But as property prices rise steeply in those cities, investors are increasingly looking toward emerging cities in the state, places where infrastructure, affordability, and future growth combine to offer strong potential. Below are five
For generations, Indians have turned to gold as their go-to-investment: a tangible, trusted store of value passed down through families. But over the past two decades, real estate has quietly emerged as a powerful wealth creator, often outpacing gold in long-term returns. Both have stood the test of time: tangible,