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BOP launches Real Estate Boutiques

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The new Metro City for the price of an ordinary car, £3,250.
PA very ambitious and unique project has been announced by a Better Option Propmart(BOP) a Delhi based Real Estate Management and Advisory firm. They are set to launch 15 Real Estate ‘boutique’ across the Northern India.

These will be first of its kind boutiques and will be known as ‘BOP Studio’. The idea is based on the model of any walk-in-store for property consultancy and purchase. It will have sit –in-consultants who will provide detailed and free counseling to every customer. The ambience will be of any high class store and will have the database of various projects in North India.

The Managing Director of the company, Mr. Amit Mavi said on the occasion, “You could walk-in, avail yourself of our free real estate consultancy and still not buy any property being showcased. Our aim is to bring the ‘consumer durable shopping experience’ to real estate buyers. We expect people to perceive BOP as a real estate advisory service provider rather than a mere property seller.”

The initial investment in the project is said to be huge that of at least 60 lacs per studio on the infrastructure alone. The firm plans to open 2,000 square feet street outlets at most of the hot spot destinations for Real Estate like Agra, Amritsar, Chandigarh, Jaipur, Lucknow, Kanpur, Noida,  Meerut and others.

The studios will yield profit if they handle at least 10 projects every year and achieve sales of Rs. 150 cr per city. The financial engagement looks tough more so for Tier II cities as the average realization from residential projects there is lower than that in metro cities.

Will this idea become successful, only time will tell?

“Affordable house” or a compromise?

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Finding a home in metro cities is not cup of tea for a middle class family. If we talk about affordable house projects, either such houses are in far fringe areas or a result of poor design, cheap production material and lack of space. This simply means that buyers have to do some compromise with their expectations. Many real estate companies are launching houses at 10-20 lakhs. But most of them are not up to mark. If we talk about tier II and tier III cities, those who are working in metro cities cannot move towards small towns for a house.
As per my opinion, there should be some design standards for builders and if they offer affordable house, cost cutting must not affect the design and production material issues.