sinha111

For Investment point of view Noida is now best place, because, there is high demand of noida in real estate sector, in noida sec-45 is best for investment point of view, but it should be ur decision where u want to invest in noida

pankaj_chauhan18988

hi lokesh if u have big investment to make then u can make money by investing in lands in jewar as tere have been a airport approved there so the land rates will hike realy quickly there if u want i can help u

pankaj_chauhan18988

and i also still have few places for u to invest in noida and greater noida but it realy expensive now

pankajretail

Dear lokesh ,for a one or two year investment pune's fringe area looks like the best option available reasons are as follows .

1. near to mumbai.
2. connected to mumbai through expresway , saving journey time for mumbai.
3. IT hub for entire maharastra , as well as for india also .
4. up coming IPL stadium in that area.
5. good no. of school colleges and technical and magement institutes .
6.step wise organized growth in infra structure .
7 low property cost.
8.Retail sector boom in pune.
9. New proposed international air port.
10. low population density .
11.Good climate.

will suggest to do investment in outskirts of pune near to hinje wadi area which is the IT hub of pune
have good option of 5 acre land , whose boundary is touching the project of high end villas school and colleges(spread across 150 acres), which will be done by indias top most builder.
if enterseted please let us know

anuragjicm

Realty sector is always better option from any other investing sector..
invest now in property....and keeps on buying and selling it and also keep some on hold...it would give you a better returns from all other things...

Unesta

I agree with the above points in terms of where you should invest in India, however I think you need to first know your objectives, i.e., why do you want to invest in India?

vatsalbajpai

Bakra dikha nahi ki kasai katne aa gaye......

Jhashank RCA

Hi all,

After going through a lot of posts, i find that almost everyone is talking ONLY ABOUT NORTH INDIA whereas biggest growth is happening in SOUTH INDIA.

Here is the extract from my previous post from another thread on the same topic :

"Truth be told, the real growth story for real estate in India is now in the South. Bangalore remains India's No.1 investment destination for real estate and it has a number of solid and logical reasons for being No.1 as below :

i) Most matured and stable market. Prices dont fluctuate as wildly as in other cities and also the growth is more slow and steady.

ii) Growing IT investments into Bangalore (and also Hyderabad) are bringing in more high earning employees to the city who have the capability of spending big bucks for quality and high end projects. for example, outside of USA, Microsoft and Cisco have their biggest development centers of the world in Bangalore. Some other companies have their biggest centers in Hyderabad.

iii) Growing Industrial investments in Tamil Nadu - More and more global automobile and other manufacturing companies are setting shop in Chennai and other industrial suburbs of Chennai like Sriperumbudur. Lack of quality housing and an increasing per capita income presents an enormous opportunity for real estate growth in such areas.

iv) Pleasant wheather year round - The predictable temperature and pleasant wheather all through the year is another reason people want to settle down in Bangalore.

v) Cosmopolitan Culture : Due to big population of IT crowd, the culture of Bangalore draws a lot of younger crowd from all over India who want to enjoy a modern and cosmopolitan crowd.

vi) Geographical Advantages : bangalore is bang in the center of the country and hence is safe and not prone to any natural calamities like earthquakes or flooding/tsunamis etc. Hence no danger to life from any natural disasters.

I can go on and on about such advantages and why South India is the place to put your money if you want to enjoy higher and quicker returns on investment. And by South India i mean not just Bangalore, but also other major cities like Hyderabad, Chennai and more upcoming smaller cities like Coimbatore, Cochin, Mysore, Vizag (Vishakapatnam) etc.

This ofcourse does not mean that North India is no longer a good place to invest it. It too has good potential for returns but you have to be able to find the right project at the right price which is very difficult these days."

Hope this brings in some new thoughts!

Cheers.

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thakker

I am a US Citizen who moved back to India recently and am personally working on my father's project in MUNDRA (GUJARAT). I can't tell you how fast and sharp the property prices here are rising. This is as a result of the many companies that are making Mundra a base.
Mundra is India's Largest Private SEZ & Port. Adani, Tata Power, Jindal Steel, Cement companies... the list is huge! As a result there is a huge demand for housing. And because its not as saturated as the tier I cities or like Noida, NCR, etc. your can really see your investments growing in no time.
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Good Luck on the hunt!