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Hyderabad: Ideal destination for real estate investment!

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Hyderabad – the land of pearls and the Nizams is today a sprawling metropolis with a diverse population. Its population demographics have shifted to a progressively multicultural population, with the number of people from various cities across India who have settled here for job opportunities witnessing a significant rise in recent years. Hyderabad is one of the most rapidly growing commercial centres in India today and is home to many of the country’s and world’s top IT, ITeS, banking and multi-national companies.

This commercial rise has in turn fuelled the demand for residential spaces in the city. Apart from localities and people working in the city, there is also a demand for residential investments by people from other parts of the country. The market is now being invested in by businessmen and employees from the Northern States, including Punjab, Delhi, Gujarat, and southern cities like Bengaluru, Chennai, Kochi and others. A report has highlighted that the trend investments from other States in flats and properties in and around the city has increased by nearly 15 per cent, in the last couple of years.

Here are the top reasons that make Hyderabad the ideal destination for real estate investment:

Stable price rise

The pandemic had disturbed the market everywhere. Despite this, the real estate market in Hyderabad has been stable and has witnessed positive growth. Reports suggest that sales here have increased by a whopping 142%, since 2011. And while price levels have been on a steady rise, they have been balanced to avoid financial disruptions to the economy. This is proof that the city’s real estate market is strong and has enough momentum to withstand any capital value erosion that might come in the future.

Political stability in the state that supports the industry

A stable political environment, policies that promote growth and several laws that promote IT development and foreign investment in the state have created an ecosystem that nurtures the IT and allied industries in the state. No doubt Google Amazon, Microsoft, and thousands of other tech companies, unicorns, and start-ups have their base here.

Infrastructural development and quality of life

The city, in recent years, has taken major leaps in infrastructure and connectivity development. Transit has been eased with buses, Metro, and MMTS light rail services connecting the city across all its corners, right from the west part of the state to the Far East.

Three major national highways i.e.  NH-7, NH-9, and NH-765 dissect the city.  The Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (RGIA) of the capital is rated as the world’s fifth-best airport in the category of 5-15 million passengers globally. The Outer Ring Road on the other hand provides excellent connectivity to the airport and will shape Hyderabad’s future development. The vast land parcels around the area will experience exponential growth in the coming years.

Development of new markets in the city

There has been 360-degree growth in all parts of the city. West Hyderabad, due to its sheer proximity to major banking and financial services and IT/ITeS hubs in the city has witnessed a rise in demand for residential and commercial spaces. Districts like Medchal-Malkajgiri, Rangareddy and Sangareddy, have also seen high growth in real estate transactions. On the other hand, Secunderabad and prime markets like Banjara and Jubilee Hills continue to thrive as locations in demand. 

There’s no doubt that Hyderabad is currently an investor’s paradise. There’s scope for high growth potential with excellent returns on investments here. The socio-economic infrastructure and development have picked pace and witnessed rapid growth while the well-planned IT and telecom infrastructure supports it.

Hyderabad checks all criteria for a booming metropolitan which is why investing in land here can be a profitable investment opportunity for all. Plots by TMR at TMR Swiss County in Maheshwaram and TMR Green Meadows at Chegunta are strategically connected to the core of the city seamlessly for the potential for growth. Rest assured, an investment in plots here will give you maximum appreciation in the future. Visit https://tmrinfra.com/ for more details!

TMR 360-degree Growth in Hyderabad

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The Pearl City of India – Hyderabad, has become the country’s most popular investment and property-buying destination today. The city is witnessing a rise in overall demand for commercial and residential units alike. Hyderabad today is steadily emerging as one of the premier realty destinations in Southern India.  Once restricted to the core city areas of Hyderabad, real estate activity has now spread its arms to encompass the entire.

Recently, the Municipal Administration and Urban Development Special Chief Secretary Arvind Kumar said that real estate growth was expanding in all zones of the city.

The growth witnessed by the IT, healthcare and ITeS sectors in the city areas has created scope for business expansion and newer employment avenues. This has rubbed off on the market and Hyderabad has become a hard-to-miss city for real estate investment or purchasing a property.

A Proactive IT giant

The city has majorly benefited from the proactive, business-friendly policies of the State Government. Since the formation of the state of Telangana, the government has pushed for the IT growth in its capital and the city is today home to Silicon Valley giants, Unicorn Start-ups and up and coming start-ups alike. A relatively stable political environment, the establishment of well-known educational institutions, the availability of a skilled workforce and better infrastructure have further pushed the growth. Not to forget, the city has emerged as a major pharmaceutical and biotechnology powerhouse in India. The World’s Biggest Pharma City is also in the making here.

Infrastructural development in the city

The city has taken major strides in infrastructure and connectivity. Major commuting options including buses, Metro, and MMTS light rail services connect the city across all its corners, right from the west part of the state to the Far East.

The city of Hyderabad is located at the crossroads of three major national highways i.e.  NH-7, NH-9, and NH-765. The Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (RGIA), is connected to all the major international destinations and is rated as the world’s fifth-best airport in the category of 5-15 million passengers globally. The Outer Ring Road provides excellent connectivity to the airport and will shape Hyderabad’s future development. The vast land parcels around the area will experience exponential growth in the coming years.

360-degree growth

The real estate market in Hyderabad has been one of the country’s best-performing residential markets in recent years. Reports suggest that sales here have increased by a whopping 142%, since 2011. West Hyderabad has witnessed a rise in demand for residential and commercial spaces due to its sheer proximity to major banking and financial services and IT/ITeS hubs in the city.

Simultaneously, the districts of Hyderabad, Medchal-Malkajgiri, Rangareddy and Sangareddy, have also seen high growth in real estate transactions. A study has highlighted that home sales in the Medchal-Malkajgiri district were recorded at 44%, followed by the Rangareddy district at 38% in the last year.

Hyderabad is currently an investor’s paradise with excellent returns on their investments. With socio-economic infrastructure and development that has kept pace with its growth and well-planned IT and telecom infrastructure, Hyderabad checks all criteria for a booming metropolitan. Plots by TMR at TMR Swiss County in Maheshwaram and TMR Green Meadows at Chegunta are strategically located for seamless connectivity to the core of the city and potential for growth. With Hyderabad witnessing a 360-degree growth, rest assured, an investment in plots here will give you maximum appreciation in the future. Visit https://tmrinfra.com/ for more details!

TMR: All you need to know about wills & gift deeds!

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Real estate has been one of the most preferred investment options globally. No doubt these immovable assets are India’s favourite when it comes to investments, legacies and bequeathing. However, thorough estate planning is essential to minimise any issues that may crop up in the future with regard to both, immovable and movable property.

There are two ways of passing on your assets to your loved ones. Through a will or a gift deed. Let us understand the difference between both and how to go about planning your will and gift deeds in this blog.

What is a will?

A will is a ‘written expression of the intention of the Testator (maker of the Will) as to the mode and manner of division of his/her properties (movable and/or immovable) to such person(s) as he/she may deem fit.’ To put it simply, it is a legal document written while the testator is alive and takes effect after his or her death.

How to make a will?

Any individual who is competent and of sound mind can bequeath his/her assets by making a Will. It can be written either by the Testator, or his agent and must be attested by at least two people, who are third parties to the will. While there are no prescribed formats when it comes to writing your will, the following points need to be covered:

  1. The name/s of Testator’s legal heirs and/or family members, if any;
  2. The name of the person/s to be appointed as ‘Executor’ who will carry out the directions and requests of the Testator in the Will. They will be in charge of the management and disposition of the assets there in the will;
  3. Details of all the assets owned/acquired by the Testator till that point, and;
  4. The mode and manner of distribution of the Testator’s assets

It is not necessary to register a Will to render it enforceable. A will can also be revised a number of times till the Testator is alive. Experts however advise getting it registered to minimise potential disputes amongst the heirs in future

What is a gift deed?

A gift under Section 122 of the Transfer of Property Act is defined as the transfer of asset/property made without consideration by a donor (asset owner) of his own free will. A gift is transferred during the lifetime of the parties and takes effect, subject to acceptance and/or delivery, etc. immediately upon the registration of the gift deed or immediately upon delivery and acceptance thereof in the case of movable property.

In layman’s terms, a gift deed is an agreement made between a donor and a donee that outlines the simultaneous and reciprocal act of giving and receiving. For a gift to be valid, it must be given voluntarily rather than under duress and without the exchange of money.

How to make a gift deed?

There are two key points to be noted when it comes to gift deeds:

  1. Acceptance: It is a legal necessity that the gift is accepted by the recipient after it has been executed and during the donor’s lifetime. If the donee does not accept the gift, it becomes void.
  1. Acceptance: It is a legal necessity that the gift is accepted by the recipient after it has been executed and during the donor’s lifetime. If the donee does not accept the gift, it becomes void.

A gift cannot be revoked, unless both the parties, i.e, the donor and donee agree to the same. At the same time, if the gift is intended to be made in favour of a person who is not your relative, and the value of the property which is the subject matter of the gift exceeds INR 50,000, as of the date of the gift, the recipient of such property has to include the market value of the property in his total income in the year of the receipt and has to pay the appropriate tax on such gifts.

Wills and gift deeds both have their own share of pros and cons. One has to consider multiple points before deciding on a specific course of action. Having said that, both are a symbolic representation of your love towards your near ones. Making the right investment choices which are beneficial to you and your family even in the future is a must. With TMR Group, invest in plots of the future that bring assured profitable returns in the future. These plots in and around Hyderabad are located in the midst of development projects and offer massive development scope and ROIs. To know more about these future lands, visit https://tmrinfra.com/

WHAT’S CAUSING THE RISE IN UNSOLD PROPERTIES?

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Hyderabad has been thriving as one of the most vibrant real estate markets in the country. For numerous years, the city’s real estate outperformed the national average. The availability of affordable housing, a booming tech sector, and state initiatives were among the causes for the same. Even when other cities suffered losses, the real estate market in Hyderabad witnessed a high.

The real estate market here is credited for being disciplined, which, along with robust infrastructural development across the city, has enabled the sector to maintain an equilibrium of supply and demand. Despite the pandemic, the city’s real estate market remained quite active last year and was among all top cities – both in terms of sales and new launches. Many realtors and developers profited handsomely from this growth. However, the tendency is now shifting.

Despite numbers claiming that the realty sector picked up after the COVID-19 pandemic, the unsold residential inventory in Hyderabad has been more than 50% due to a significant number of under-construction projects. Let’s together understand what is causing this rise in unsold properties in Hyderabad. 

The rise in unsold real estate inventory:

The sale of apartments in Hyderabad has declined in the previous few months. Experts suggest that there are a startling 1 lakh unsold flats in Hyderabad. One of the reasons is multi-story buildings with a large inventory and little demand. The rise in costs is another key concern, as many purchasers are reconsidering their purchases. According to many media sources, there are nearly 80,000+ unsold flats in Hyderabad. This substantial unsold housing stock has made Hyderabad amongst the top southern cities, including Bengaluru and Chennai, with an increasing unsold real estate inventory.

Factors responsible for the rise in unsold real estate inventory:

City-based realtors point out that the cost of construction, registration charges and land rates have gone up in the past year, thus increasing the cost of under-construction apartments and to-be-built houses. Many houses which were built are left unoccupied due to high property rates. The cost of flats has increased marginally and, in turn, made them unaffordable. High inflation and the work-from-home culture have, in a way, aided this decline.

At the same time, land prices in and around Hyderabad have skyrocketed in the post-pandemic era. Rising steel and cement prices, labour expenses, and other inputs have, in turn, increased the cost of goods.

A study has revealed the unsold inventory rose by 55% Y-o-Y as the city saw a spurt in launches over the last few months. A large proportion of the unsold units are currently under construction.

A resilient market:

Despite the unsold inventory, the city has seen resilient demand for property, which is led by employees in the tech sector. The overall housing prices in Hyderabad, therefore, rose by 8% Y-o-Y. The spike in property prices is predicted to have little impact on home-buyers sentiments as their outlook towards the overall economic scenario and income stability have improved in the post-pandemic phase.

Among the main micro markets that have seen a surge in demand for residential units in Hyderabad are Ghatkesar, Malkajgiri, Medchal, Banjara Hills, Gachibowli, Kondapur, Kukatpally, Miyapur, Nanakramguda, Boduppal, Karmanghat, Kothapet, Maheshwaram, Puppalguda, Shaikpet and Shamshabad. The demand and the growth prospects in the vicinities of these regions have made these pockets the hotspots for residential markets today.

With TMR Group, own a piece of land in the growth hotspots of Maheshwaram and Chegunta. These blockbuster plots offer profitable returns on investment, with several development opportunities being proposed and developed around them. To know more about TMR Group and our plots, visit https://www.tmrinfra.com/. 

References and sources:

https://www.financialexpress.com/money/robust-sales-trim-hyderabads-unsold-inventory-to-27-months-in-q1-2022/2505197/

https://www.indiaherald.com/Breaking/Read/994496131/One-Lakh-Unsold-Flats-in-Hyderabad

https://timesproperty.com/news/post/unsold-housing-inventory-hyderabad-down-27-months-blid2110

https://www.newindianexpress.com/cities/hyderabad/2022/jun/30/hyderabad-has-82220-units-housing-units-unsold-most-in-south-2471203.html

https://www.newindianexpress.com/cities/hyderabad/2022/aug/17/hyderabad-sees-increase-in-unsold-housing-inventory-2488333.html

TMR: Old Hyderabad is gearing up for a new look!

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Hyderabad- the land of pearls and Nawabs! Its charm lies in not just the glass towers that line its skyline but in the by-lanes of the old city, where the hidden treasures lie. Dotted with shops that sell bangles, pearls and other jewels, and the aroma of the famous Hyderabadi biryani and bakery biscuits lingering by, Old Hyderabad has a charm of itself. It wouldn’t be wrong to say that it’s another world in the lanes around Charminar and River Musi where heritage and history combine. This world has always fascinated people from far and wide and continues to leave them in awe to date.

The resilient real estate market of Hyderabad hasn’t swayed in the past 6 years and more, inspite of the pandemic and its disruptions. The housing market has remained at the forefront as resilient and flexible and has experienced stable growth over the years. Constant efforts by the municipal authorities and the state government have to be credited for this boom. Over the years, the city has not just fared well but also topped the charts as the best city to live in the “Quality of Living Index” for years consecutively now. It continues to be among the top cities in terms of purchasing power index, safety index, healthcare index and cost of living index, property price to income ratio index, traffic commute time index, pollution index, and climate index. A booming IT sector and employment opportunities in tech start-ups and unicorns have resulted in a rise in migrant influx to the city, who now call it their home. With increased hiring and hefty pay by Info Techs and start-ups, the economy in the state is growing like never before. The demand for rising is also credited to this growth. 

The residential market in Hyderabad is a mix of end users and investors, and with the economy growing and positive traction from both, the demand is projected to stay robust in the coming years. The city’s rapid urbanization isn’t limited to its outskirts and suburbs anymore. It has now seeped into pockets of the Old city along the streets of Ghanzi Bazar, Noorkhan Bazar, Pathergatti, Aghapura and other colonies around Charminar. Old homes in these areas are now making way for modern buildings that cater to the residential and commercial needs of their new-age owners.

While many have opted to revamp their spaces, others have leased out portions of their homes to tenants. These upgrades, local industry experts observe, have pushed rates to an all-time high. Notwithstanding the caps on construction, projects in this part of the city are priced anywhere above Rs.3500 per sq. ft. Several online real estate portals list apartments in this vicinity for sale between 3,400 and 5,500 per sq.ft. In other prime locations, residents have leased out entire buildings for commercial purposes that bring them anything between Rs.1 lakh to 1.5 lakh as rent.  

All these numbers and figures highlight the growing demand for housing in Hyderabad and the growing opportunities in the state. Secure a future for your family in this city of prospects with TMR Group. Our plots in the land of future opportunities make the ideal investment for a secured future. Become a part of our gated communities across the state with a blockbuster discount this Sravana Masam across all our projects in Hyderabad. To know more about this offer, and other projects, visit www.tmrinfra.com