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Old 31-03-09   #21
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Folks,

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]http://matadorlife.com/what-can-150k-buy-in-real-estate-around-the-world/[/URL]

Have fun looking and wondering whether we are being shortchanged after all!!!

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Nice to see the prices are corrected and Wiseman you are almost there and the final bidded price will drive away many arguments/people from this forum.

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When FSI is increased , how does it bring down the land price ? Do you mean the flat price ? When FSI is increased, land owners will claim more price as the builder can build more space with the same land. Rather it would escalate the land price...Pls clarify.

Yes its evident that you are NOT defending the RE prices . As long as prices are high , Economy & Job markets are not condusive , the prices will fall not only outskirts & but all skirts.
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Inskirts are more required than the outskirts, you know?

Coming back to increased FSI, for the same availability of land, more number of flats can be constructed, and the cost of UDS will be less and to tis extent, the flat rate should be down? Of course, I am not assuming the land owners will increase the land cost, but may maintain the rates considering today's weak RE market.

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But when demand has literally ceased to exist (90% down), the increasing FSI only means even more supply potentially coming into the market. This will actually further reduce price of even land.

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Well said Mr. Wiseman.

You have given another angle of this issue. I expect different story from the great bulls.

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Courtesy Mr Ravi from another thread. Thanks Mr Ravi .

Buy: In Chennai, Oct-Dec 08 saw a steep decline in property prices in some localities as compared to the previous quarter. Perungudi and Valalsaravakkam saw a decline in prices by 15-20%.

Rent: Rentals declined during Oct-Dec 08 as compared to the previous quarter. Localities ilke Kilpauk, T. Nagar and Medavakkam registered a steep drop of over 20%."

These are the declines in a quarter & possible for the 'reverse swing' ?

http:http://www.businesswireindia.com/Pre...sp?b2mid=18588

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Courtesy Mr Ravi from another thread. Thanks Mr Ravi .

Buy: In Chennai, Oct-Dec 08 saw a steep decline in property prices in some localities as compared to the previous quarter. Perungudi and Valalsaravakkam saw a decline in prices by 15-20%.

Rent: Rentals declined during Oct-Dec 08 as compared to the previous quarter. Localities ilke Kilpauk, T. Nagar and Medavakkam registered a steep drop of over 20%."

These are the declines in a quarter & possible for the 'reverse swing' ?

http:="http://www.businesswireindia.com/PressRelease.asp?b2mid=18588"]www.businesswireindia.com/PressRelease.asp?b2mid=18588[/URL]
Dear friend

Rentals are fast declining all over chennai. If a tenant leaves a house, the owner finds it very difficult to get another tenant.

For this reason he has to reduce the rent to cope with the other house owners.

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Dear friend,

RE cycle is highly unpredictable. No one will be able to predict how it will behave in the coming months. One can even predict who will come to power after the forthcoming Lok Sabha Elections, as the choices are limited, but not in the case of RE behaviour where countless possibilites exist.

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thats exactly what happens in my neighbourhood
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thats exactly what happens in my neighbourhood
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Then better to build more cordial relations with the tenant and even go to the extent of giving some reduction in rent if the owner is happy with the tenant.
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property owners rather keep thier flat empty then to cave in to the tenants,they are in that mind set not to reduce the rents,i personally know three house vacant for 3 months due to high rent.they keep on advertising but no luck
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property owners rather keep thier flat empty then to cave in to the tenants,they are in that mind set not to reduce the rents,i personally know three house vacant for 3 months due to high rent.they keep on advertising but no luck

Dear friend

They cannot hold on to their portions without letting for some rent. In their neibourhood if one of the house owners reduces the rent automatically others will follow suit.

Suppose one house is let for Rs. 5000. And it becomes vacant. If it is lying vacant for another 4 months without any tenant ready to give Rs. 5000 a month, house owner loses Rs. 20000.

If the same house owner lets his portion for Rs.4000 without delay, he can avoid this much loss. The more and more months it lies vacant, loss will be heavy.

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