Friday, July 31, 2009
SELL YOUR PROPERTY JUST IN A MOMENT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
why waste time anyhwere for property search ?
Make smart Property Deals
Personal Property Agent say'z
Thursday, July 30, 2009
It's Best time now.. to sale your property

Developers in India have stopped offering discounts on properties and in some cases are even increasing prices as demand rises.
Rising sales are also prompting some developers to return to the luxury end of the real estate market which had stalled in the economic downturn.
‘Prices are likely to inch upwards in the coming months in some markets,’ said Kumar Gera, chairman of the Confederation of Real Estate Developer’s Association of India.
But he added that even an increase in prices will still leave many developments cheaper than they were at the peak of the market a year ago. He estimated that the property crash saw prices fall 25 to 30% but proposed increases in coming months would be around 10 to 15%.
The prices increases vary. Unitech has increased prices marginally, by some 2% in its Gurgaon projects but Mumbai based developer Lodha Group has upped prices by 10 to 15%. A Lodha spokesman confirmed that prices had gone up in luxury projects launched in March. ‘We have marginally increased prices every month for these projects since their launch. But the market is in a good spot and the response is still good,’ said director Abhisheck Lodha. As we are your personal property agent we advice you to look for the buyers for your property as the market is on high. You will good price for your asset.
Bangalore-based firm Brigade Enterprises cut its prices by 15% in April but has now increased them by 3 to 5% and said that it plans to continue doing so at regular intervals. ‘We are hoping that in one year’s time, prices will be back to the peak levels of 2007 to 2008,’ said chairman and managing director M.R. Jaishanker.
However, discounts through brokers have not yet disappeared from the market. Developers have increased the commission offered to brokers from 3% maximum to 5 to 6%. Brokers in turn are offering a discount of 1.5 to 2% on the price of property to buyers.
‘These are the same measures developers and brokers adopted to create a price bubble during the boom years. Demand has not risen to an extent that it can fuel a price increase,’ said S.G. Maheshwari, a Mumbai-based property consultant.
Aditi Vijayakar, residential executive director at property consultants Cushman and Wakefield is not convinced the market will carry the price increases. ‘Right now it is a fairly confused market. Rates have more or less bottomed out but there needs to be substantial amount of sales before buyers are convinced price increases are justified. I think the real estate market will be flat for some time,’ she said.
So the conclusion of this is if you want to earn some extra money just try to sell your property for some good margin and who knows you may get a good ammount.
( advice by personal property agent) www.personalpropertyagent.com
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
This is how you can make smart Propert deals -Personal Property Agent
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
DON’T SELL YOUR PROPERTY IN THIS SEASON

Banks in India are suggesting property developers to stop increasing real estate prices as it could stop the market recovery. Developers have been taking advantage of rise in sale but its side effect could put off the buyers. So as your Personal Property Agent we recommend you this is the best opportunity to buy property. As you can see the prices are low and controlled you have got lot of space for bargain. And even if you don’t see any good property to buy around don’t worry the personal property agent is here to help you. All you have to do is Log on to http://www.personalpropertyagent.com/ and look for the properties from all over the India.
Even you can see what’s the Central Bank’s say on this price seizing moment.
S. Sridhar, Chairman and Managing Director of the Central Bank of India described the move as short sighted and that the developers are naïve if they think that by increasing prices, they would stimulate demand. Further he said, “It is difficult to generalize but as a whole there is some more scope for downward adjustment in prices, or in certain places it should plateau. That will stimulate the demand”. He added, “If the real estate players revise the prices upwards, it will stall the recovery process. Demand for housing loans has picked up among the banks but the situation is still fragile”.
