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Type- Multistory Apartments

Sec- 108, Gurgaon

Price â?? Rs. 5191000*

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in Sec- 108, Gurgaon 9 km from the IGI Airport and accessible from the Ring Road of Gurgaon, 5 km from Dwarka Expressway, 3Km from Rajiv Chowk, close proximity to proposed metro.

Prestige is a by-product when you choose to live at Vedaanta(sec 108,Gurgaon), the most prestigious address this side of town. Located just 9 km from the IGI Airport and accessible from the Ring Road of Gurgaon, Vedaanta is at an ideal distance from the best of both worlds. the complete complex is going to be built over 10.67 acres of land and is going to be a mix of high rise and low rise development.

We offer you a mix of 1,2 & 3 BHK Condominium dwellings in various combinations within an open and a spacious plan setting. Using materials like imported floorings, fittings and finishingâ??s, Vedaanta is only going to be for the beckoning few who appreciate affordable quality.

We at Raheja care for nature; hence you can rest assured that the landscaping is a predominant part of the complex with maximum condos getting a direct view of the central landscape and pool areas.

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Type- Multistory Apartments

Sec- 109, Gurgaon

Price â?? Rs. 5002000*

Description â?? Raheja Atharva, 3 bedroom Multistory Apartments for sale @ Rs. 5002000

in Sec- 109, Gurgaon , 5 to 7 minutes drive from IGI Airport & Dwarka Housings and within 2 to 5 minutes drive from 150 m Ring Road of Gurgaon, Palam Vihar & proposed Metro Corridor.

“Find recluse from the hustle-bustle of the city at Atharva – an Eco-Friendly haven next to the Delhi-Gurgaon border. Within 5 to 7 minutes drive from IGI Airport & Dwarka Housings and within 2 to 5 minutes drive from 150 m Ring Road of Gurgaon, Palam Vihar & proposed Metro Corridor**, Atharva offers airconditioned luxury homes in various shapes & sizes, with best imported finishes, be it tiles, bathroom fittings or else. With the necessary indulgences of a Private Club, a Swimming Pool, a Gymnasium, Tennis Courts, Spa, Steam Sauna, 24 hrs. power back-up, Modular Kitchen, Hi-tech security system, School and a Shopping Complex, Atharva is where your search for an exclusive luxury home ends. At Atharva, we make sure that most of your memories in life, are happy ones.”

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Orange County, California homebuyers are certainly not as plentiful as they were for the last six or seven years. If anybody has picked up a newspaper recently, they are well aware of the headlines that that would like them to believe that absolutely no homes in Orange County have been sold in the past twelve months! Headlines such as “Record Foreclosures”, “Flat Sales”, “Prices Falling”, have been doing enough damage on their own, to speak nothing of some rather famous pundits and authors adhering to a lazy broad brush generalizations in stating things like “Don’t buy any real estate for at least a few more years!” Stating things as blatant as this is not only irresponsible, but it just could not be any further from the truth! Homes are still being sold, and buyers are still actively looking for houses in Orange County. The question is how to find them.

Perceptions Of Real Estate In Orange County

The average Orange County home buyer has perceptions of the market and the sellers of the real estate have perceptions as well. People looking at purchasing the Orange County real estate are often told that it is a buyers market, all the sellers are in foreclosure, and that they really should wait more as prices will come down. The owners of Orange County real estate have some perceptions of their own. They usually believe that the buyers have magically disappeared, the ones that do exist are all trying to make low ball offers, and that if they just wait, the prices will come back.

The Reality of Orange County Realty

Obviously, we have some discrepancies of opinion between the two sides! The fact is that real estate continues to sell throughout most of Orange County, albeit at a slower pace than two years ago. Real estate always has been and always will be a local business, and by local we mean zip code, neighborhood, or even street specific. It is completely normal to see a rapidly slipping market on one side of the street, while just on the other side, sales continue to chug along.

While Orange County real estate statistics remains rooted at a local level, there are some general concepts that can be applied across the county. One such concept is what we call the top percentage principle. Our principle states that only a certain number, or percentage, of homes will sell each month within a specific neighborhood, and a house will not sell until it enters into that top percentage of real or perceived “deals.” For example, lets say the top percentage in a certain neighborhood is 10%. This means that if a home owner in the area wants to sell their home, they will need to be in the top 10% of real or perceived “deals” within that area in order to get it sold. If they are not, they will need to break into the top 10% of deals for next month or the home will still not sell. The actual percentage number will fluctuate with area and time, but the concept itself will hold steady.

Sales volume is not the only factor that should be measured at a local level. Home prices throughout Orange County are also fluctuating zip code to zip code. Even though its beyond the scope of this post, we can provide home buyers with many examples of areas in the county that are not in a price decline.

What it all means to Orange County home buyers and sellers

Sellers:

For sellers of the local real estate, the most important thing they can do is get into that top percentage of homes that are selling, and get there quickly! This can be done a few ways, but remember first that value is just as important as tangible value. Perceived and tangible value can be created by a combination of the proper marketing, benefits, and competitive pricing. More often than not, home sellers do not mind the first two factors, but find the third to be excruciatingly painful. Despite the pain levels, Orange County real estate owners need to have their Realtors evaluate the market and get their property priced according to what has sold this month. This needs to be done quickly because time is not the cure when new listing are coming up every day making it tougher and tougher each month to get into that top percentage.

As a seller of Orange County real estate, if your saying things like “I can just wait for the right buyer/market”, “I don’t really need to sell”, or “I need xxx dollars despite what the research says” our best advice for the market is to just get out. This truly is not a time for unmotivated sellers to “play the market” and just see if they can get some unjustifiable price. For motivated sellers who really want to sell, careful adherence to our top percentage principle will enable them to find the buyers and ultimately get their Orange County home sold.

Buyers:

Orange County home buyers also need to understand a few things about the current market. Despite what the headlines read, the best deals on the market are selling, and often selling fast. To illustrate this point, we operate a section on our website that we call the Orange County hot property of the week. In it, we post some of the best deals to be found on property in all types of price ranges. As of this date, we need to update our section at least every week and a half or our site is outdated as these good deals are just not available. This speaks volumes as to the health of the market!

It is true that there are many properties on the market in Orange County, and as we all know, many of them are still grossly overpriced. Some sellers have gotten ahead of the curve and offered attractive properties at very competitive prices. These are the properties that fit into our top percentage principle. Now then, just because a limited number of homes are actually selling, and some of them may be distress sales, like foreclosures, it does not mean buyers will be able to buy the homes for pennies on the dollar. This concept is best explained in our 6 part write-up on our website.

Basically, if Orange County home shoppers want to become Orange County home owners, and do so by finding a good deal, they had better have good help, reasonable expectations, and be able to move quickly. The best way to do this is to let a local real estate team help in finding these good homes, and the best way to do that is to use our home finder service where they just tell us a little about their needs, and we custom build a home search campaign around those needs for free! Best of luck and happy hunting.

A key factor in making money from property investments is to be buying in the right location at the right time.  For this reason being able to locate up and coming property hotspots is essential.  When searching for the next property hotspot there are a number of factors that should be considered.

An important factor in the property prices of an area is the standard of local infrastructure.  The lowest property prices are typically found in neglected and run down areas.  When the infrastructure in an area improves the value of property in the vicinity will usually increase.   For example, a major part of an areas infrastructure is its transport links.  A new motorway or rail ink could cut journey times and make an area more attractive to commuters.    When attempting to identify future property hotspots it is a good idea to look for areas in which improvements to infrastructure are being carried out. 

In the same way that improvements to an areas infrastructure can increase property prices so too can regeneration projects.  When searching for the next property hotspot you should carry out research into regeneration projects planned to take place in the near future.  This information can be found at local development agencies and councils who typically hold a variety of information on upcoming regeneration projects and business initiatives.   Unfortunately these agencies tend to work separately and so it isn’t always easy to get a full overview of upcoming projects.  If you don’t have time to do the research yourself then there are many professional property advisors around that can help.  One well known regeneration project is that being carried out for the London Olympics in 2012, there are however projects taking place throughout the UK that could have a positive effect on property prices.

Another important reason to research regeneration projects and infrastructure improvements is the knock on effect that they have.  When an area is improved its property prices will increase.  Eventually people looking to buy or rent a home in the area will be priced out and so they will instead have to look at buying property in the surrounding areas.  The effect of this is that property prices in these surrounding areas will also increase.  In the longer term property hotspots may emerge in areas surrounding those in which regeneration projects are being carried out.

Overall the key to making successful property investments is to identify hotspots before they become well known.  Although confidence in the UK property market has dropped in recent months with research and smart investment it is still possible to make sizable profits.

Property can make you big money but how do you know which are the best places to buy? Our global property guide picks out the top property hotspots.
We buy property for many different reasons – traditionally, of course, we tended to buy houses to act as homes. They were purely places where we’d live – we often expected to spend our entire lives in one house.
Times have changed. Property is now seen as a great investment – we can buy property with the expectation of it rising in value. Many of us can now dream of owning our own property portfolio, whether at home or abroad. Indeed, we can also dream of buying a second home or a holiday home overseas.
In this article we take a look at some property hotspots – locations where the housing market has performed strongly and that would also allow you to enjoy a great lifestyle.
Our first choice might surprise some. We think that Bulgaria offers some great potential returns on investment, with house prices having almost doubled in some areas in the last five years. Many speculators are looking to the Black Sea resorts to buy excellent properties, particularly the Golden Sands and Albena. The ski resorts (such as Bansko and Borovetz) offer some great rental returns. Additionally, the major cities such as the capital Sofia, Varna and Plovdiv offer great investment potentials.
As Bulgaria’s economy has been developing, it’s links with the rest of Europe have also improved. Bulgaria was recently given admission to the European Union and also benefits from some vastly improved transport links, including cheap flights to some leading western European cities.
Our second choice as a property hotspot is maybe less surprising – the United Kingdom. The UK’s property market continues to defy many experts, with property prices rising at an annual rate of approximately 10%. Although London prices are now extremely high (possibly too high for many US investors given the relative strength of the dollar) there are plenty of investment opportunities close to the capital.
Some leading areas are Basingstoke, Woking, Winchester, Salisbury, Oxford and the commuter towns of Essex.
With a highly developed and regulated property market (relatively speaking), the UK does offer some great investment opportunities for overseas investors.
For those wishing to take a bigger risk with their property investment (in the hope of seeing higher returns), the developing market of Brazil offers some opportunities. Though the housing market is in its relatively early stages, Brazil does have some great benefits, including a very appealing climate and some low-level entry prices. It may offer a particular gap in the investment market for American investors, given their close proximity to Brazil when compared to Europeans.
We hope we’ve given you a taster of some of the world’s leading property opportunities. Good luck with your future investments!

Have you heard about the “Sub prime” mortgage dilemma? What about the real estate “bubble”? If not, you need to crawl out from under the rock where you have been living and turn on the news or read a paper! Or maybe it is best you don’t. This has been the “Hot” topics of late. Pair sub prime mortgages with the real estate “Bubble”, and the media would have us all believing the world is coming to an end. It is amazing when there is lack of disaster or national travesty, what the media chooses to focus on.

While it is true that there are new restrictions on the lending industry when it comes to sub prime borrowers (individuals with less than perfect credit and little or no money down), we need to evaluate what impact that is having on the real estate market. Although the “liar loans”, as they have come to be known, or stated income/stated asset, have been eliminated, FHA is still going strong. In fact these loans have increased dramatically as first time home buyers seek alternate loans. This program is much less dependant upon credit scores. It allows the use of one of the many down payment assistance programs currently available.

Really, when you analyze what percentage of loans are actually made to sub prime borrowers, you begin to see that it is a smaller number than what is being blasted across the news. The sub prime situation is not quite as devastating as the media would like us to believe. What is that you say? Do you mean to tell me that the media has exaggerated the truth? Would this be the first time that information has been distorted to bring a “story”?

So what is really causing this slow down in the real estate market? I am glad you asked! First and foremost, we are over built. Builders across the nation have been churning new homes out faster than they can sell them. Due to heavy demand and the ability of buyers to obtain financing at will, the builders have made a fortune selling new homes. As these homes began to saturate neighborhoods across the U.S., and lenders began to tighten restrictions, the buyers began to dry up. Understandably the builders were not ready to give up their cash cow. They continued to produce these homes with increased vigor, almost like a production assembly line. The buyers needed to sell their existing home to purchase the new builds. It began to create a false lull in the real estate market. All of a sudden markets were inundated with excess inventory. In areas even where there are many jobs being created, the home inventories have increased dramatically. Coupled with the media doomsday report, it actually fueled these slow downs and “created” a real problem.

The next crucial element is the record numbers of foreclosures being realized across the nation. The same lenders who are now tightening their guidelines were offering mortgages to anyone who could fog a mirror. To top it off they were putting buyers into these teaser loans or adjustable rate mortgages. These were temporary low rates that readjust after a set period of time (usually 2-5 years). Once these rates readjust, buyers find that there payment has doubled and sometimes tripled! Can you imagine just being able to qualify for the monthly payment that is being offered to you on this “teaser” rate only to have your payment skyrocket after the adjustment? No wonder there are so many foreclosures.

This presents the next problem. Where do these foreclosures end up after they are taken back by the bank? You guessed it. They stay right in the nice neighborhood they have always been in. But guess what? The bank writes off a portion of their loss and put it back on the market, sometimes at a big discount (usually much below similar home sales in the neighborhood). What is it that appraisers use to determine a homes value? Recent sales comparables? That is right. All of a sudden these foreclosures become the new sales comparables, and that is the beginning of the decline in value of a neighborhood.

Now what can we do about this situation? I am glad you asked! As interested parties, investors, or home buyers, we need to buy these homes before they go into foreclosure. If you don’t buy before foreclosure you can still pick up phenomenal deals after the foreclosure sale! Well now you say (to the chagrin of the media) “why would I buy now, you just said homes are declining in value”? It needs to be noted that when everyone else is selling you need to be buying. When everyone is buying you need to be selling. Do you see the logic in this? If you are one of the few sought after buyers in a buyers market, you can set your own terms and price on a particular property or move to the next one. You want to position yourself to be in the drivers’ seat.

The way I see it, if the market is saturated with inventory, there are many motivated sellers willing to be a lot more flexible than they were during the sellers market we just came out of. You have many more opportunities to purchase property at a significant discount or excellent terms. I can not stress to you enough you must buy all of the properties you can possibly buy right now. There were millionaires made during the depression. How you ask? Because people were willing to find opportunity amidst opposition.

When you look at a graph that indicates real estate values beginning in 1900, the overall big picture indicates a marked increase steadily over the years. There are ups and downs along the way, but looking at the big picture the values have always increased. If history continues to repeat itself and offer a look into the future, then NOW is the time to buy, buy, buy! Many experts agree that the real estate market will correct itself within the next 18-24 months. This gives you an unfair advantage over the general public. If there were ever a time to step out and take a calculated risk, now is the time! Just think how you can position yourself if when the market turns around (and it will) you are holding multiple properties that suddenly increase drastically due to supply and demand. Don’t be one of the masses who succumb to the media detriment. Don’t let this opportunity pass you by. I urge you to be one of the few who seize the opportunities set before you, and prosper from it. So get out there now and BUY! –Scott Woodhams

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Since 2006 the media has butchered real estate. It seemed that every time the 6:00 news was on there was some horror story about foreclosures or depreciating markets. The market has been bad, but it has been worse because of the negative coverage. The negative vibe in the media echoed through the real estate market.
Well things are at the beginning stages of a turn around. The media is right back in there with their hype, this time positive. Is it going to have the opposite effect that it did when the market was turning bad?
Real estate value use to be based on the last comparable sale in the neighborhood. In the down turn real estate became worth only what somebody would pay for it, which isn’t very much. With the negative vibes in the market the active homes for sale on the market were being priced well below the last comparable sell. It was a downward spiral. It seemed every time the media came out with something negative it only got worse. Real estate became emotional. Comparable sales didn’t mean anything.
Now with the hype that this is the time to buy, we may see the opposite effect. So what does that mean for you? Well in my opinion if you are a home owner than it is great!. Hype isn’t all bad if it will counter balance the bad publicity we’ve had so long in this market. With the government reinforcement, the positive news coverage, and the low interest rates things definitely can change for the better. In the post when the government has given incentives to buy real estate and the media coverage publicized it, things got better fast. Anything can happen at any time. Is this the time? It may be.
Well what does this mean for buyers? Should you schedule an appointment with a realtor and go buy a house this weekend? The answer is it is up to you. All you can do is watch for the signs and make your best judgment. There are always opportunities in the real estate market wether it is down or up. In my opinion there are more opportunities in a down market, but they take more work. If you are looking to buy a home to enjoy and live in yourself than this is a great time to buy. Take advantage of the vast inventory of homes. Never before have there been so many homes to choose from.
Well what about working with a realtor? Every realtor is different so find one that is looking out for your needs. Did your realtor encourage you to buy a home in 2005 right when the market crash? Did your realtor openly talk to you about the declining market even though you were a buyer? If he or she didn’t than maybe you should find a new realtor who is more cautious of your needs than their own pocket book. There are plenty of good realtors out there, look for an honest one who can decipher the hype.

Soho Properties set to become King Sturges’ sole agent in Thailand

According to property sources in the UK, there are an increasing number of Asian investors looking to purchase property in the UK. Due to the drop in property prices and the large increase in some Asian currencies against the pound, it makes them more affordable and a sound investment.

According to the Guardian newspaper, the Nationwide has said house prices rose by 1.6% in August 2009: “The chief reason why house prices have not fallen by as much as many of us expected is that, unlike the early 1990s, interest rates are extraordinarily low. At the same time, banks are being more cautious about repossessions, because it’s the people who now own the banks.”

It seems that one of the main reasons house prices are rising again is that mortgage lending has not been extended to investors without significant deposits. The average price of a home is now £160,224 (nearly 9m baht), or 14.4% below the October 2007 peak. The Nationwide said a key factor in lifting prices was “the exceptionally low level of interest rates”, which have been kept at 0.5%.

Gary Smith, president of the National Association of Estate Agents, said: “The latest statistics from Nationwide appear to confirm that the housing market has finally bottomed out and indications are that we are hopefully moving to a point where the gradual recovery in prices witnessed this year will be sustained.

“With interest rates at historically low levels and unemployment on the rise, but when interest rates start to normalise, it could possibly result in a surge of properties coming onto the market as people are forced to sell. This, in turn, would mean that as higher interest rates emerge, finance will become more expensive, which will reduce demand and again apply downward pressure on prices.”

King Sturge, a leading supplier of property services in the UK industrial, office, retail, hotels and leisure, healthcare and residential sectors, are experts in residential land and mixed-use developments and also offer a complete range of financial services to the property sector

According to James Talbot, a partner in the firm: “We continue to hold successful exhibitions in Hong Kong, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. We are also holding seminars on buying property in London. Since April this year we have sold in excess of £130m worth of London property to Asian buyers.” Due to the rising demand of London properties with Asian buyers, they have also started to look at other not so traditional areas. One of these areas is Thailand, where they have screened a number of local and International agents and have decided to team up with Soho Properties due to their in-depth local knowledge and enthusiasm.