Bengaluru property owners can now convert their B-Khata to A-Khata through government-organized camps starting May 16th. Under the 'Bhoo Gu...

Bengaluru property owners can now avail a 5% rebate on property tax by paying in full by May 31, 2026, as the deadline has been extended. A...

Bengaluru residents can now download their e-Khata online. This new system uses your SAS Property Tax ID for quick access. The Bruhat Benga...

Property ownership in India, once a symbol of security, now presents significant legal challenges due to unclear titles and disputes. Buyer...

Singapore attracts Indian buyers, but purchasing property requires careful planning and meeting eligibility rules. Foreigners and PRs can b...

One benefit of buying resale property is that you won't have to wait for development to be finished before moving in; instead, you will hav...

A buyer needs to procure no-dues and other approvals from banks and government authorities before buying a property on which there is an ex...

According to ANAROCK Property Consultants even three years after demonetisation, up to 30 percent of the total transaction value on the sec...

Gulam Zia, executive director, Knight Frank (India) answers queries from our readers on real estate.

The buyer must use the services of a legal expert or a lawyer to check if the documents pertaining to the resale of the property are in ord...

Just remember it would mean that you won’t have to pay both home loan EMIs and rent, as in the case of an under-construction home.

According to a report by realty portal Magicbricks.com, ready-to-move-in properties command an average 5 per cent premium over under constr...

The resale flats might be as good as new and can be obtained at a discount of no less than 10% of the price of a novel construction.

People who had invested in properties some 10-15 years ago are now finding it difficult to service their home loans which have become too e...

New home sales may be few and far between, but resale of properties is up 40% across the country in the last six to eight months.

The original sales deed and the Society share certificate are most important, since the transaction cannot proceed without them.

Dhiraj Jain, Partner-Real Estate, SN Gupta & Company, guides you in matters relating to real estate.