This new system promises that filling in the PAN number will auto-populate the required forms and current figures will need to be entered. ‘Beta testing for the portal National Single Window System has an efficiency rate of 99.3% .’ said Piyush Goyal.

There is a saying, "Saving and investing while you are young means there is more equity in your old age". Often many of them may think about the future in investing, especially in Real Estate when they have just started their careers and are interested in buying homes while still maintaining financial freedom.

Artificial Intelligence has taken the digital revolution further than any other technology. The technology is not just predictive or prescriptive, it is also preemptive. Data science has enabled algorithms for every industry and Real Estate is also at the forefront of such change.

Design, construction, and the operation of infrastructure in a manner that does not compromise the social, economic, or ecological processes necessary to preserve human equality, variety, and the functioning of natural systems is what is meant by sustainable infrastructure. But why does a community need sustainable infrastructure? Read more to find out!

Whether you are looking to buy property in India or are already in the process of doing so, you will need a few documents to complete the process. By presenting these documents, you can ensure that you have proof of ownership and a smooth transfer of ownership.

You may be a homeowner looking to sell your property at the best possible price, or you may even be a homeowner who wants to make a few unique changes to add lasting value to your home. People often think that making an upgrade to your home comes with a hefty price, but that is not always true.

Investors put up a large sum of money in the hopes of getting a better return on their investment. Many of them may be unconcerned about the risks associated with the various investment options…

Even in the United States, Real Estate has long been the most popular investment, and it continues to rise in popularity. Real Estate was voted the greatest long-term investment in a 2016 Gallup poll. Is this still the case in a post-COVID world? Let's assess.

From the start, the COVID-19 pandemic has eluded all economic forecasts. For so many, the real estate industry may seem to remain virtually unchanged since the pandemic, but that is not the case. Are Real Estate investments still considered good wealth management? Here is what we can expect going forward.

When putting together your financial portfolio, one of the first things you’ll hear is that you should diversify your investments. You can construct your portfolio on your own or with the assistance of an expert.

The COVID-19 pandemic has induced a new normal which has wreaked havoc on commercial real estate, particularly retail and office buildings. So whether or not commercial real estate can reinvent itself in the post-COVID era, where the work from home culture and internet shopping threaten to gobble away the market share of retail and office space, is an important question to consider.

“Managing real estate has become much more of a common component of someone's longer-term retirement plan” If you’re not going to put money in real estate, where else?

Is lifestyle a preference or a choice? Work-life balance is what people are looking for today. They keep their careers and their leisure a priority. A flexible housing option that allows them to move in/out easily is what they prefer.

“Focus on the future productivity of the asset you are considering. If you don't feel comfortable making a rough estimate of the asset's future earnings, just forget it and move on" Real Estate Investment is a pretty wide subject. First, you have to further define your objectives.

Work from home has transformed Real Estate demand. Covid has significantly impacted various markets and Real Estate is one. However, the Real Estate market, especially the residential market has bounced back in a big way.

“The best investment on Earth is the Earth” Effective Wealth allocation is the key to any successful investment. Asset classes can include cash, stocks, debt, mutual funds, Real Estate, gold, commodities and more.

Millennials are typically categorized as those born in the years between the 1980s to mid-to-late 1990s. This 25–40 age bracket group did not typically give priority to buying homes as they preferred the flexibility of not owning Real Estate and reluctance of spending or unavailability of the large upfront money.

Many NRI’s typically only invest in equity and fixed income Asset classes and often do not consider investment into Real Estate, especially Indian Real Estate. The major reasons for these are lack of knowledge, unavailability of local representation, and fear of dealing with the complexities involved in investing in Real Estate.