Jessica Solomon, Author at The NoBroker Times

Jessica loves to read about everything and is currently deeply interested in real estate. She has 5 years of intense research experience and can bring before you well-informed articles. Jessica enjoys writing and this is seen in her work.

Home Buying Tips & Guide

Rera Delhi: Registration, Complaints, Project Search and Benefits

RERA, or the Real Estate Regulatory Authority, was established on May 1, 2016, with the goal of protecting home buyers while promoting real estate investment. This was considered imperative because the prevailing view in the real estate industry was that most transactions were skewed, favouring the project's...

Updated on January 8, 2026

Home Buying Tips & Guide

GST on Flat Purchase in India: Latest Rates, Exemptions, Documentation and Stamp Duty 2026

GST on flat purchase is a tax buyers need to pay when purchasing an under-construction property in India. Introduced as part of the 2017 tax reform, the Goods & Services Tax (GST) is the only tax that has replaced other taxes, such as VAT, service tax, and...

Updated on January 8, 2026

Home Buying Tips & Guide

Buying a House in India: Legal Process, Costs and Tips to Buy in 2026

I bought my first home in Bangalore sometime last year, although I thought I knew what buying a house would entail, there are still a few things that I was not expecting. I wish people had told me all the bad with the good, no...

Updated on January 8, 2026

Vastu Tips & Guides

Shermukhi Plots: Meaning Benefits and Vastu Significance and Uses in 2026

Have you come across Gaumukhi and Shermukhi plots while searching for land in India? These are common terms in Vastu-based land selection. In simple words, Gaumukhi plots are narrow in the front and wider at the back, while Shermukhi plots are wider in the front and narrow...

Updated on December 30, 2025

Finance Tips for Homeowners & Buyers

ICICI Bank Holidays in 2026: List of National, State Wise and Weekend Closures

The leading private sector bank in India, ICICI Bank, observes national and state holidays. Each state offers holidays based on regional festivals and cultural events in addition to national holidays. In addition to being closed on Sundays and the second and fourth Saturdays of each month, ICICI...