SKB Group: A Leading Real estate Developer of Delhi NCR

Investment in Real Estate in India When it comes to investing, the first question that comes to mind is - "Invest in what?" Every investor has his or her own appetite for risk and any rash and untimely decision can prove to be costly. This is because you need to choose from several asset classes having varying degrees of volatility and risk-return potential. Key Benefits  * Low volatility and a gradual increase in market prices lends stability to the investment * Performance of your investment can be increased through renovation and repairs * Regular income if property is rented out * Easy to mortgage #real_estate #property #homes #India #market #investment www.skbdevelopers.com

Property investment in Delhi NCR NCR became what it is today because of a large influx of companies, including multi-national ones, which created millions of high-paying white-collar jobs. This increased the financial appetite of the local population employed in NCR, resulting in the unique development of NCR real estate in terms of residential and commercial properties, including offices and malls. Owing to its proximity to Delhi, NCR worked as a perfect alternative option f or companies, as well as the educated high-end working population originally based in Delhi. The dynamics driving NCR’s realty market are entirely different. The recent spike in real estate development has been primarily because many companies chose to acquire land there for warehousing and manufacturing needs at competitive rates. The demand in NCR comes from the current and prospective local population there and is decisively skewed towards affordable housing. ‪ #‎ ncr   ‪ #‎ property_in_ncr   ‪...

Real Estate Industry in India The Indian real estate market is expected to touch USD 180 bn by the year 2020. In India, Real Estate sector is the second largest employer after agriculture and is slated to grow at 30 per cent over the next decade. The sector has been the major beneficiary of the strong economic growth witnessed in India since the year 2000.There are many allied industries which benefit from growth of the real estate sector. That is why this sector has a huge multiplier effect on the economy.So as this sector grows, the national income grows multifold. The Finance Minister has allocated Rs.4000Cr for low cost housing and Rs. 50000 Cr. for urban housing. According to ICRA, the construction industry ranks 3 rd  among the 14 major sectors which has direct, indirect and induced effects in all the sectors of the economy. This means that it not only generates employment in Real Estate sector but also stimulates demand in other related sectors like...