Kruthi, Author at The NoBroker Times

Kruthi is a Chartered Accountant has worked for various Real Estate firms across India, she is well versed with the legal and financial aspects of all real estate transactions. There are numerous documents and plenty of hidden fees that people get lost in, her goal is to shed some light on it all.

Home Buying Tips & Guide

GST On Property in India: Basics of GST on Real Estate in 2026

As of the 1st of April 2019, there are new rules for GST on residential property. The rules of GST on Real Estate have reduced the amount of tax that was earlier charged and are overall in favour of homebuyers, especially those looking to buy affordable housing....

Updated on February 13, 2026

Home Buying Tips & Guide

1 Acre Land Price in Delhi: Area Wise-Rates and Market Demand in 2026

1 Acre Land in Delhi – Quick Facts 1 acre land price in Delhi depends on location intensity, zoning permissions, and redevelopment scope, with sharp variation between peripheral agricultural zones and premium residential or commercial localities....

Updated on February 12, 2026

Vastu Tips & Guides

50 Meaningful Ethnic House Names with Meanings as Per Vastu in 2026

Giving your home a meaningful identity is an age-old tradition that strengthens the bond between family and space. Ethnic house names, such as Kutumb or The Ancestral Hall, beautifully connect your residence with cultural heritage and personal legacy. According to Vastu, a thoughtfully chosen name can influence...

Updated on February 12, 2026

Vastu Tips & Guides

Unluckiest House Numbers in Numerology: What to Avoid & Vastu Remedies in 2026

When it comes to buying a home, many people pay close attention to house numbers, especially in cultures deeply rooted in Vastu and numerology. The unluckiest house number is often believed to bring negative energy, financial instability, or personal struggles to its residents. In simple terms, the...

Updated on February 12, 2026

Home Buying Tips & Guide

RERA Rajasthan: Registration Process, Eligibility, Documention and Charges for 2026

Until 2016, India's real estate sector was unregulated and builders or promoters used to dupe homebuyers. This problem was resolved after introducing the RERA Act in 2016, which required builders and developers to register themselves and submit the details of the Project to RERA. To ensure that...