You’ve found the perfect property—beautiful, well-located, well- priced and designed to fit your lifestyle. But beyond aesthetics and price, there’s one crucial question every buyer and investor should ask: Is your ownership truly secure? In India’s real estate landscape, verifying a property's title is more important than ever. Even with thorough

The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA) was a landmark reform that brought much-needed transparency and accountability to India’s real estate sector. With nearly all states and union territories having notified RERA rules, it has significantly empowered homebuyers. The numbers speak for themselves: As per the Economic Survey

Bangalore’s real estate market is once again in the spotlight. According to a recent report by CREDAI-Colliers-Liases Foras, residential prices in the city have surged by an exceptional 79% over the past 5 years, prompting serious discussion about whether this meteoric rise signals long-term growth—or the formation of a housing

"Land: they're not making it anymore." This timeless adage highlights the enduring value of land as a finite resource. In the dynamic world of real estate investment, residential plots offer a unique blend of flexibility and potential for significant appreciation. Unlike pre-constructed properties, investing in land provides individuals with the

Title insurance is a well-established concept in global real estate, and India is slowly catching up. While the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA), 2016 allows state governments to mandate it, no state has enforced it yet. However, with increasing awareness, more developers, buyers, and lenders are recognizing its

Hoskote, once a quiet town on Bangalore's outskirts, has transformed into a promising real estate destination. Often called the "Neo-Whitefield," it mirrors Whitefield’s evolution from a small village to a major IT hub. With affordable property prices, expanding infrastructure, and growing commercial prospects, Hoskote is emerging as a key suburb

Buying property is one of the most significant financial decisions in a person’s life. Whether you're purchasing land, a flat, or a commercial space, it's not just about the price quoted by the seller. There are additional costs that come with legally transferring the property to your name, such as

In 2022, a Hyderabad family faced financial turmoil after buying a ₹1.5 crore villa, only to discover it was mortgaged to a bank by the previous owner. The lack of verification of the Encumbrance Certificate (EC) led to years of litigation and stress. This case highlights the importance of ensuring

Property transfer is the legal process of moving ownership from the seller to the buyer. In real estate, two key stages play a central role in this transfer: the sale agreement and the final payment or creation of the sale deed.There’s a fine line between them, as one establishes the

Know your Sale Deed: It’s not just paperwork; it’s your legal ticket to owning your dream home. When buying a home, one of the most important legal documents you'll encounter is the Sale Deed. This document serves as proof of the transfer of property ownership from the seller to the buyer.