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Where the demand is high as we beleive theat people with move form Rural area to urban areas, expecially big cities real estate prices can increase by more than 8-9% annualy for more than 20 years.
In India economists expect that more people will be moving to cities like Mumbai/ Delhi in coming time. The population of theese cities in expected to grow by more than 3-4% annually and with new high paying jobs and talent flocking in we feel that this is very well possible. You can go back to Japan where cities like Tokyo& Oklahama has shown this level of growth between 1960's to 1990's. In Chila the trend is on in Sanghai. Not that I want the prices to rise and I am a firm beliver that there should be housing to all but this is bound to happen in free market economies whith loose lesiglaitons as in India |
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Secondly high paying jobs dont last for 20 years , people are stressed out and they want to move out to less crowdy places . So if people are coming to cities , after some period you'll find lot of people moving back from cities to peaceful towns . So I dont see real estate growing at those prices . This is a housing bubble in India . In 1998 , one such bubble burst . It won't take long time to burst this one . Plain economics says that market prices are proportional to income along with demand . Demand reduces for overpriced items . Pls check the current US housing market scenario for this . There was also a recent article in business times on Chinese housing bubble , read it . |
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People want huge salary , but do not want the price of the flat to increase!!
.The majority of the people's mind is to quickly finish paying the flat price. Please see the long term, 20 years might run very quickly,it will be a asset to your children, also if your children wants to study in other countries, then u have an asset to sell and get money back. otherwise you might end up getting personal loans.Dont worry MNC's wont go away, they cannot runaway from here, it may take another 10 yrs.It is best to buy an asset every 5 years.Always take responsibility and the hard path. |
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