Home Buying Tips & Guide

Step into the future of construction with our exploration of Mivan shuttering technology. In a world where delays and workforce shortages challenge traditional methods, Mivan offers a swift and efficient alternative. Casting walls and slabs simultaneously using lightweight aluminium formw

Mumbai - The city that never sleeps, the New York City of India. The flurries of colours that grace the pavements during the day, only shine brighter at the night under the blazing city lights. The street vendors holler competitively, hoping to grab the attention of the bustling populatio

Real estate is something that is permanently attached to the land. This includes man-made additions on the land like buildings, houses, apartments, shops, etc. There are three terms in real estate which are often confused and interchanged:

Louis Kahn is regarded as one of the greats in the world of architecture. Known for his perfect blend of modernism with the depth and grace of ancient monuments. Even though his career took off well into his 50s, he is considered a pantheon of modernist architecture. The impact that Kahn

Every man, irrespective of their income, dreams of owning a home someday. And why not? Your own space where you can live freely and personalize it to your taste - everyone wants that. In India, the middle class mostly opts for residential apartments while the affluent and rich typically c

Affordable housing refers to residential units affordable to families whose income is lesser than the average national income. Currently, anyone earning between Rs. 70,000 to Rs. 80,000 is considered a lower-income individual. The low-class, medium-income, and socially vulnerable industri

The NoBroker Real Estate Report has shown that a whopping 82% of people are looking to buy property in 2026. And what’s even more surprising is that a majority of this number are millennials who are looking to buy homes.

September 23, 2020: Following Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh’s governments’ lead to reduce stamp duty rates to improve dampened housing demand, the Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP-RERA) has suggested the state government to reduce stamp duty on registration of propertie