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Type- Multistory Apartments

Sec- 108, Gurgaon

Price â?? Rs. 5191000*

Description â?? Raheja Vedaanta, 3 bedrooms Multistory Apartments for sale @ Rs. 5191000

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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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

www.guaranteedmaximumreturns.com

Asia is currently going through what is widely known as a “Property Boom”. Real estate is a highly recommended area for investment in Asia. Almost all countries in Asia are flourishing in the real estate sector. China is going through a revolutionary phase in the real estate sector. Rural homes and paddy fields are transformed into roads and shopping attractions. However some parts of the country the foreign investment and job opportunities have not created a real flutter. Costs of real estate are steadily increasing and anybody who is investing in the region could make handsome profit.
China has begun a huge drive towards urbanization. It is understood that they are relocating about 20 million people each year from country border to the cities. Very much the same is happening in the whole of East Asia as this half of the continent undergoes a strong urbanization drive. Asian governments are doing everything in their power to woo foreign buyers and investors. However supply hasn’t kept pace with demand which has boosted rents and capital values.
Malaysia has a favorable government in terms of property investment as the interest rates are only 6.75%, which is lower when compared to interest rates imposed by other countries like Vietnam and Indonesia. Prices of different kinds of properties continue to be cheap, particularly in comparison with other countries in Asia.
However this situation may not remain the same for a long time as at the close of 2006, the government dispensed with the requirement that foreign buyers should have the permission from a foreign-investment panel. This move is expected to have a positive bearing on the property market, especially on the mid-to-high end property segment.
Hong Kong is also getting increasingly cheap. This is clearly shown by the fact that rental rates for office space staying at $1,105 in 2006, lower than $1,237 in 1994. Because of mortgage competition between the banks and the steady decline of apartments city’s residential prices are predicted to rise more than 50% by the end of 2007. Considering the case of The Zurich and Monaco the potential threat is the vulnerability that has plagued the US economy. Many East Asian countries, whose economies depend heavily on exporting goods to America, will be affected quite badly by the state of the US economy.
Keeping this in mind, Singapore has the most attractive property investment opportunities in this part of Asia over the next two to three years. The Chinese manufacturing boom has been a real eye opener for the Singapore government. The various governments have started to redistribute their resources with the aim to make their respective cities as financially viable as possible. Singapore offers the lowest tax rate in the world for beginning companies, while 80% of firms spent an effective tax rate of less than 10%. Singapore is also very popular among tourists and this makes it even more compelling for potential investors. Unemployment has come down to a floor of 2.5% and as a result immigration is given an active encouragement.
About half of the 176,000 new jobs created last year were taken up by foreigners. The government expects that another 450,000 jobs will be created over the course of the next five years. This has given a real boost to the property market, which was hardly affected by the Asian financial crisis of 1997. The Singapore government has ended restrictions on borrowing limits in 2005 and as a result purchasing among Singaporeans has become active again.
Even after all these alterations the prices have remained relatively cheap. In comparison with equal cities in the Western world cities like London or New York, Singapore is cheaper. Property is considered a safer bet when you take the equity markets into consideration because of its lack of stability to a US downturn.
If you are interested in property investments, there may not be so many better choices than the Asian property market. There could be some problems in the future though like the possible lack of availability of homes when foreign workers searching for homes could create a scarcity. However, at least for the time being, Asia is among the most lucrative property markets available. Always be alive to it at the time of investing because you could commit on a healthy investment.

China is an incredible country with a number of attractions to boast of. This favorite destination offers investors, tourists, and prospective residents a wealth of opportunities. Before 1990s, there were only few office buildings, commercial properties and housing units in the country. But the country has now undergone tremendous changes and you can see high-rise condominiums, luxury apartments, and commercial buildings dominating the skyline of China.
All of the destinations in the country including Chongqing, Beijing, Shanghai and Tianjin are hotspots for investing in all types of properties. Beijing, the capital and seat of administration, has a population of 13.5 million people. Shanghai (16.4 million) is considered as the financial capital of the country, and it is also home to the Shanghai Stock Exchange. Shanghai has been chosen as the venue for some parts of the 2008 Olympics. Investing in Chinese properties can certainly fetch you handsome returns.
There are several reasons why savvy investors are attracted to invest in the country’s real estate. China is one of the world’s fastest growing economies. With the formation of the World Trade Organization, the country has emerged as the leader of the global economy.
Property prices in many of the Chinese cities are one third of the prices of world’s leading cities such as New York, London and Tokyo, as a result of the huge number of direct foreign investments every year. The crime rates in China are very low, In contrast to other countries in Asia. This has made China a safe place to live in. To crown it all, China is welcoming foreigners wholeheartedly. Westerners are attracted to the country in large numbers thanks to the highly educated, amicable, and well mannered Chinese people.
Investors interested in entering the Chinese property markets can be classified into institutional investors, commercial property investors, and residential property investors. Institutional investors are interested in investing in multistoried office complexes and latest retail units, owing to their high demand and potential for shortage in future.
Commercial property investors invest mostly in properties such as office spaces, hotels, warehouses and commercial lands. Residential property investors largely invest in residential properties such as houses, single detached houses, townhouses, villas, condominiums, apartments, and serviced apartments. Many people invest in these properties with a view to sell them in future when their prices rise, and there are others who invest in these properties to rent them out and reap high profits.
The price of a property in China depends on many factors such as the nature of the property and the location. For example, a standard apartment in Shanghai costs about 20000 Renminbi (people’s money) per square meter. However, the price of a Chinese serviced apartment with high end amenities ranges between 25000 and 30000 RMB per square meter. Real estates around city centers or near transportation hubs are always likely become the most valuable. In China there is a growing demand for retail and industrial space, as more and more Chinese citizens move to urban areas seeking jobs.
If you are interested in real estate in China you can either directly invest in the property itself or through a Real Estate Investment Trust. An REIT is an investment firm specializing in real state business. It is a commercial organization that handles real estate portfolio in order to make profits. REITs engage in owning and operating income-generating real estate properties such as apartments, shopping centers, condos, hotels, offices, and warehouses. They offer investors financial instruments of the nature of mutual funds. While mutual funds focus on stocks, REITs concentrate on real estate.
One of greatest benefits of investing through a real estate investment trust is that it brings huge tax benefits, as investors are exempted from paying any tax over the dividends. Another great benefit in investing through REITs is that you can trade your assets just like stocks. Yet another advantage of investing through REIT is that no minimum amount has been fixed for the investment.
There are a number of real estate firms to help you find your dream property in China. They offer a range of real estate services such as market analysis, property search, advertising and negotiation with sellers. Most of these real estate firms provide services of professional attorneys to verify the authenticity of documents.

London is one of the most thriving property markets in the world and expectations are that it will evolve dramatically over the next decade. London Builders have their hands full with providing housing and commercial venues for people who want to enjoy the excitement of the metropolis. Some people however prefer quiet and peaceful surroundings. Builders west London are ready to make their suburban dreams come true, as west London offers beautiful residential neighborhoods and a lively economical setting.

In a big city like London it is impossible not to find a place that resembles your dream neighborhood. For those who love the buzz of the metropolis, property in central London is the way to go. When living in the middle of it all excitement is right around the corner, whether it’s a restaurant or a museum, it is impossible to feel bored. Living in the centre is a great opportunity if you are interested in the city’s cultural life. On the other hand, if you want to enjoy peace and quiet in London, the suburban area is what you are looking for. The suburbs of London are ideal for families with children and still keep you in touch with the large urban area without being crowded. Whether it’s one or the other you prefer, London builders will be more than happy to give you the assistance you need.

When considering building in London, whether a commercial or a residential construction, it is important you first do your homework. Any of the London builders will tell you that construction is a feat of multitasking and planning is the first step for a successful execution. The builder must first take care of the design and execution of the infrastructure. It is important that he makes thorough scheduling and budgeting while also taking into consideration the environmental impact, the construction site safety, the availability of the materials and any other inconveniences that may occur. The constructor must also designate a supervising team including a project manager, architect and design engineer. Although most of the planning is done in an office, every construction requires a large number of laborers to complete the physical task. Make sure you discuss the number of laborers with the project manager before getting started and remember that the more workers, the faster the job is completed.

West London is probably one of the best locations for building, as the terrain is mostly flat, except the northern edges. The builders west London take advantage of it to the fullest and have an important contribution to the transforming of this part of London in one of the most beautifully developed. West London can be divided into inner west London and outer west London. The inner side is close to central London and includes the fashionable residential area of Notting Hill and the renowned antique market at Portobello Road. In some cases, Kensington and Chelsea are considered part of central London instead of the western side and they represent the most expensive residential areas in the United Kingdom. Many of the construction works of the builders in west London take place in the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, which is a high-density residential and commercial area. Outer west London has a more reduced population density, typical for a suburban area. This part of London includes the Cheswick and Richmond districts, the latter being very popular with the tourists in the summer. Moving westwards you find Brentford, a popular area for offices and business venues and the popular residential area of Ealing. According to property experts now is the time to build in the west London area, especially Notting Hill, so many builders in west London are prepared to inform you on London’s construction hot-spots.

With the upcoming Olympic Games in 2012 and increasing real-estate investments in London, there’s no wonder why the city is expected to evolve dramatically. London Builders are prepared to evolve with the city, coming up with new solutions for possible problems. Builders west London will especially profit from recent developments as the western side of the capital is one of the most popular residential and commercial areas today.

London and Monaco are Europeâ??s most expensive cities for residential property buyers. Prices in the Baltics have risen to the same level as capitals such as Copenhagen, Berlin, Munich, Stockholm, Vienna, and Frankfurt.

High rewards await property investors in some parts of Europe, according to the Global Property Guide, a residential real estate research organization (www.globalpropertyguide.com). Rental yields for apartments in several Eastern European capitals are above 10%.

Rental apartments in Moldovaâ??s capital city Chisinau can be expected to yield annual rental returns of around 14.13%; in Polandâ??s capital Warsaw, 13.28%; in Bulgariaâ??s capital Sofia, 10.56%; and in Slovakiaâ??s capital Bratislava, 10.06%. The higher risks of Eastern Europe may be a factor in these returns (corruption, political instability, etc).

But risks are not the only factor. The Global Property Guide believes that the relatively recent arrival of the market economy, high interest rates, and relatively undeveloped mortgage markets, largely explain the low prices in the east. To illustrate, it would surely be hard to label the historic city of Bratislava, Slovakia, as a high-risk location, yet the rental income returns are excellent.

Western Europe generally suffers from another, different disadvantage: High taxation. There are high rental income returns to be earned in Amsterdam and Paris (8.25% in both), in Munich (7.80%) and Brussels (7.53%). But all four cities are high tax environments (but so too is Poland).

Property in Prime Central London returns surprisingly high rental yields, at 7.13%. Note that this â??Primeâ? category encompasses relatively a narrow group of super-luxury apartments in absolutely prime areas (Belgravia, Chelsea, and Knightsbridge). The high returns in these select super-central locations contrast with the significantly lower rental yields (5.79%) available in Central Londonâ??s other luxury areas (Kensington, Bayswater, Notting Hill Gate, St Johns Wood, Highgate, Islington, Highbury, and Primrose Hill). Europeâ??s most expensive cities

The tiny principality of Monaco is the most expensive location to buy an apartment in Europe at around â?¬24,900 per square metre (sq. m.).

Closely on its tail is Prime Central London, where 120 sq. m. super-luxury apartments can cost £1,170,000 (â?¬1,742,656) or £9,750 (â?¬14,522) per sq. m. Apartments of 120 sq. m. in other luxury areas of Central London are likely to cost £580,000 or £4,833 per sq. m. (â?¬863,880 or â?¬7,199). The large difference is explained by Londonâ??s highly segmented top-end market, with super-luxury apartments in absolutely prime areas commanding considerable premiums.

Paris and Amsterdam follow London. A 120 sq. m. apartment in either of these cities has an average purchase price of â?¬800,000 (â?¬6,667 per sq. m.).

Moscow is Europeâ??s sixth most expensive capital for buyers of residential property. And though apartments in Moscow can be rather rewarding for buyers in terms of rental income returns, investors should be aware of the high risks (purchases are cash-based, and the authorities can suddenly turn hostile).

Dublin makes an appearance among Europeâ??s most expensive cities in 10th place, with a high end 120 sq. m. apartment on average costing around â?¬600,000.

The Baltics, till recently Europeâ??s hottest residential investment destination, are now expensive. A high-end apartment in Central Vilnius, Lithuania will cost on average around â?¬3,792 per sq. m (â?¬455,000 for 120 sq. m.).

Latvia follows closely with high-end apartments in Central Riga costing an average of â?¬3,020 pr sq. m. Rental yields in the Baltics have also dropped to very low levels.

There are still some very inexpensive capitals in Europe. Berlin, in particular (â?¬3,167 per sq. m.), is now experiencing inflows of foreign money in response to its relatively low prices.

Even less expensive are:

Slovakiaâ??s Bratislava (â?¬1,292 per sq. m.)

Polandâ??s Warsaw (â?¬1,175 per sq. m.)

Macedoniaâ??s Skopje (â?¬1,125 per sq. m.)

Moldovaâ??s Chisinau (â?¬917 per sq. m.) Rental returns cannot fall forever

As 2007 dawns, rental returns are lower in most locations than they have been for 20 or more years.

Nowhere in Europe are rents keeping pace with the continued strong rise in property prices. Residential real estate prices are at historical peaks in almost all countries in Europe, except Germany and Switzerland.

This is cause for concern. At the Global Property Guide, we informally consider a danger signal to be rental returns of around 4% or below.

Several European capitals offer rental income yields around or below this 4% level. In example is Madrid, where rental returns are now at only 3.15%. Rental yields in Monaco are the lowest in Europe at around 2.43%. See tables at:http://globalpropertyguide.com//articleread.php?article_id=82&cid=