puser

Good idea. becoming broker is really good way to earn some lakhs and putting it back in buying flat

mukeshb

Which age are you in? Just go to Viman Nagar and see all brokers sitting in A.C. office with fancy mobil and the way they talk to you. You will realise then who is the boss? It might be that they dont treat the help boys well who always drive in bike showing you the flats but the boss are having a cool life.
I wont name but people have already talked about many brokers on this site and you can find a few from magic bricks and just visit their office. If its not a lucrative job there wont have more then 20 offices in DC in magarpatta and alternate in viman nagar with such high rents. See the ground reality man.

mukeshb

Lets not deviate from the point I have made:
From my first post on this thread:
Then who are the ones buying so many flats in Pune?
How can everone understand the real rate and buy at the right time?

I am just trying to find the solution to control rate and get in best price
Everyone is highlighting the problems but no one is ready to discuss solution
How this can be controlled?

realacres

Tell me, why do you see same projects at various exhibis every now & then?? Why are people getting SMSes from projects like Gol_d Coast which is already 3 yr old project? Why are FEW FLATS LEFT for past so many years?? Why are builder coming up with FD schemes??

__________________
IREF Rules - Read Me

RAJESHP

Here is my list of buyers ( my convenient guess, no data)

1) A young IT guy who returns from onsite and feels he is more intelligent than his dad, since he made money more than his dad's lifetime income in just 2 yrs onsite. Its a different story that they are underpaid according the standards where they work onsite.
Such people have no idea about saving for retirement and expenses for children. They are newly married or bachelors. Such buyers have majority and are in the range of 50%(my convenient guess) Mostly for investment.

2) People in age group ~35 who work outside Pune before and when they finally make it for Pune, first thing they want to do is buy a home. Such people have money and are genuine end users. However I believe such buyers are less than 20%

On top of this builders keep selling their almost sold out projects for ever.

No one(buyers) can control and correct this mess. demand supply would prevail in long run. Only when is the question.

Good luck.

puser

credai online exhibition is still on, got sms from them y'day.

puser

add to it, nris shifting to india with no knowledge of area in which they end up buying house, businessmen,mumbaikars and investors who cant buy in mumbai end up buying at pune, politicians,govt officers etc putting black money in apartments