Wednesday, February 18, 2009

Real Estate Trends in India

Sellers and Buyers have taken wait and watch policy so that they can choose houses in areas, where the rates are greatly in excess of their budget. According to a property consultant in India, “This is the right time to invest in properties as one can crack a deal in his favour. During this period one can easily get a 200 sq yard house in between 1.40-1.50 crores in Punjabi Bagh, Delhi earlier which was not possible”.
With the commencement of Delhi Metro, the housing locations of Dwarka and Rohini have also experienced substantial appreciation in capital values where the values are in the range of Rs. 4,200-4,800/sq ft.

Wednesday, January 21, 2009

Social Networking Through Web In Real Estate Sector

The internet has become part and parcel of our daily life. The social networking through the web is getting more and more fame as we are progressing through the age of information technology. We check our emails, see listings for clients, and uphold our businesses through websites. As the web marketing give a realtor prosperous clients looking to buy or sell home.

The internet provides us the opportunity to interact with people all over the world, this is the reason why online social networking is essential for real estate brokers. Social networking can boost the business as the trust is the key in the property business.

The greeting emails at every social or religious occasion create a sense of friendship between the client and the broker. To enhance mutual trust email your client on occasions like Christmas, Eid, Holi or Divali and make them believe that you care them. Property business has a huge potential as the demand to get a home can never get low. The emphasis on social networking can bring a new confidence in customers as well as investors of real estate.

Indian real estate like other real estate markets of the world can get the maximum out social networking. The Indian have a great flare of discussion and this can be used to enhance the real estate business in India.