In India, real estate has traditionally been considered a favorable investment option. With a stable central government, outlook for the real estate sector once again looks positive, and has resulted in a renewed sense of confidence in this industry. However, escalating residential property prices, low appreciation levels and increasing risk attached to investing in residential properties have all contributed towards a weakened confidence in this asset class, which was otherwise, the most preferred one for investors as well as end users. As home buyers move up in life, they generally upgrade to a larger and/ or better-located home for their own use. They may want to move into a new house and sell out the first one in order to secure an appreciation on their capital value. Alternatively, they may decide to hold on to their selling decision and rather rent out one of the two houses for a steady rental income. The yield rates have always been low but home buyers got a good capital value appreciation on their property. The impact of achhe din With the new and unarguably business-oriented government at the Centre, there is a renewed sense of confidence at the corporate and global investor levels. Proposed changes in the FDI norms for the sector have helped strength market sentiment. Campaigns like ‘Make in India’ are fuelling capital inflows. #residential #apartment #investment #real estate #residential apartment #homes #investment_in_real_estate For more visit us: www.skbdevelopers.com