The real estate development in Ahmedabad has seen tremendous growth over the past two years. The property prices have shot up faster than even Delhi or Mumbai and investors are making beeline to buy them.
A. Mukhopadhyay, an NRI is looking to purchase a house in Ahmedabad. Mukhopadhyay has his roots in Kolkata but he is not paying attention on investing in property there.
According to him buying a property in Kolkata will not give return like investing in a property in Ahmedabad.
Gujrat capital Ahmedabad is moving much faster and so the cash. The land prices have more than doubled in the last couple of years, which gives details about the rush at the first ever summit of housing and real estate developers.
In the previous two years a lot of companies have opened up in the city. As a result, the demand for houses has gone up so has the price. Last year, a two-bedroom flat at a well-known location used to cost Rs 12 lakh but today it is of almost Rs 25 lakh.
Rushabh Patel, Secretary, GIHED told that the way property prices got doubled in last one year in Ahmedabad, thanks the town planning, people are buying more and more properties as these houses are bringing in not only faster return on investment but steadily,” said
A city that was earlier believed suitable for industries is now considering a real estate boom for residential purposes as well. Over the past year the property prices have shot up faster than even Delhi or Mumbai.
According to the director of Kunj Properties “they are looking for lands in remote places as customers are ready to buy there also, mostly NRIs and people coming from outside”.
A. Mukhopadhyay, an NRI is looking to purchase a house in Ahmedabad. Mukhopadhyay has his roots in Kolkata but he is not paying attention on investing in property there.
According to him buying a property in Kolkata will not give return like investing in a property in Ahmedabad.
Gujrat capital Ahmedabad is moving much faster and so the cash. The land prices have more than doubled in the last couple of years, which gives details about the rush at the first ever summit of housing and real estate developers.
In the previous two years a lot of companies have opened up in the city. As a result, the demand for houses has gone up so has the price. Last year, a two-bedroom flat at a well-known location used to cost Rs 12 lakh but today it is of almost Rs 25 lakh.
Rushabh Patel, Secretary, GIHED told that the way property prices got doubled in last one year in Ahmedabad, thanks the town planning, people are buying more and more properties as these houses are bringing in not only faster return on investment but steadily,” said
A city that was earlier believed suitable for industries is now considering a real estate boom for residential purposes as well. Over the past year the property prices have shot up faster than even Delhi or Mumbai.
According to the director of Kunj Properties “they are looking for lands in remote places as customers are ready to buy there also, mostly NRIs and people coming from outside”.