How To Find Indian Property Prices Online In Seconds!
Real estate buyers and owners who need to find current market price of their property or real estate rates in India can now do so online from the comfort of their home or office. Zamanzar.com is the first Indian real estate portal to release an online tool that lets anyone calculates a property value estimate (ZamEstimateTM) within seconds for properties in Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Jaipur, Lucknow, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai, and Kolkata.
Here are the steps to follow
1. Go to Zamanzars online property valuation tool.
2. Enter your brief contact details.
3. Enter brief details about the property and submit the form.
4. You will get a price estimate (ZamEstimte) based on the property details you entered.
5. You will get an accuracy percentage that will help you understand how accurate the estimate might be.
6. You will also get a list of similar property listings based on which the result has been calculated.
7. You can also get this report emailed to you by checking a checkbox while submitting the form.
Here is the ZamEstimate for a 3 BHK Apartment with a covered area of 1500 sqft in Airport Road, Bangalore.
It comes out to be about 53 lakhs with error percentage of about 11%. This estimate will change based on the kinds of property listings submitted on Zamanzar.com
The process we follow for calculating the price estimate is as follows
1. We search through thousands of properties in your city.
2. We choose the most similar properties based on a similarity score calculated for each property.
3. We adjust the price of the most similar properties, if needed.
4. Your property’s ZamEstimate is the average adjusted price of the most similar properties.
The tool is currently in Beta mode and we will continuously improve it to add many more parameters based on user feedback. Please let us know what you think about it!
ZamEstimate is based on the kind of property listings we have in the database at the time, and is thus limited in terms of accuracy. It is intended to give you a decent idea about the property rates in that particular locality. Zamanzar.com also offers an offline, manual property valuation service for a fee where you get a written property valuation report signed by a licensed property surveyor.
Zamanzar.com is currently ranked within the Top 10 real estate portals in India according to Alexa traffic rank. The company was started in 2007 by Nisheeth Ranjan, a graduate of Cornell University and Stanford University, after having worked in Silicon Valley, California for more than 10 years. Zamanzar.com provides an end to end solution for buying/renting/selling residential or commercial real estate across India. The real estate portal has more than 200,000 property listings and offers online and offline services for buyers, renters, owners, agents, and builders. These services include online marketing, property tours, property appraisals, title checks, financing, negotiation, legal paperwork, property registration etc.
Top Reasons For Buying A Property Abroad
There are several reasons why people choose to buy a second property abroad.
Ownership of property outside the UK is increasing in popularity. Fuelled partly by lower house prices and better climates, and made more favourable still by low-cost airlines, the appeal of a second property abroad is understandable. Once the preserve of the rich, a holiday home in Spain, Portugal, France or anywhere in the world for that matter, can now be acquired easily by the majority of the UK population.
There are three top reasons that people choose to buy a property abroad:
To live permanently in a new country
Some people move abroad for work, whilst others choose to retire outside the UK. Moving to a new country on a permanent basis is a challenge and a risk, and so many people choose to buy a property abroad, whilst keeping their UK home and renting it out. This means that they have somewhere to come back to should things not work out as planned. For many, moving to a new country is one of the best experiences of their life. The chance to live in a new culture; learning the language, eating new foods and soaking up the sun, is exactly what people are looking for.
To have a permanent holiday base
Some people like nothing more than the security of having a permanent holiday base. You know where to go, what shops are available, where the best beaches are and what attractions are nearby. You dont have to waste any of your holiday time getting acclimatised and your accommodation is a home-from-home. Whats more, you can visit it as often as you like throughout the year, and you can invite friends and family to come along and enjoy the holiday with you, or lend it to them so that they have a ready-made holiday base of their own.
To rent to other holidaymakers
Many people choose to cover the costs of buying and running their property abroad by renting it out. There are two main ways to do this; hiring an agent to rent the property on your behalf, or handling all the rentals yourself. An agent will take a percentage fee, but will handle all the bookings, cleaning and maintenance of your property. If you manage the rentals on your own, you will need to find someone trustworthy who can clean and prepare the property for your customers and handle any issues that arise when people are staying in your property. Renting is a very effective way to cover costs, and even to make a profit, but you have to limit the times when you can use the property and be prepared for damage and wear and tear to increase.
[Top]Property In Mohali The Next Big Thing In North India
Mohali, aptly called as the next Gurgaon, is all poised to become the mecca of real estate in Punjab. In fact, it has already acquired the status of being the hottest investment destination just after Delhi NCR. Good return on investment on account of price appreciation is the prime reason why this city is witnessing a big influx of developers and investors both. Big names like Ansals, Emmar MGF and DLF have forayed into Mohali and bought huge land parcels here. Investment projects worth 10,000-20,000 crores are, currently, in pipeline, and are expected to transform the state of property market.
Price rates of property in Mohali, particularly that of land, have almost doubled in last 4-5 years. An acre of land that was available at an affordable 50-60 lakh/acre now costs in crores. Investors from neighboring areas too are flocking to this city in hope of getting incremented prices for their property. Emergence of IT sector is another boosting factor that have enthused Mohali’s realty market. Infosys is to set-up a 500 crore SEZ campus sprawled over 6.5 lakh sq. ft. area. This shall be a big upthrust for city’s economy. In addition to generating thousands of job opportunities in future, the SEZ shall result in furtherance of real estate. U.S. based Quark has opened its largest Research and Development in Mohali; this is another propelling factor for realty market. In the time to come, it is expected to become country’s major business park.
A state-of-the-art World Trade Center(WTC) is to be opened in the city in near future. This will carry space for commercial units, retail houses, conference rooms, and offices. Another major development that is slated to bring a boost in sales of flats in Mohali is Wave Infratech’s 3000 crore integrated township project. Housing residential apartments, villas, and commercial plot, this project shall take another 5-6 years to get completed. The project shall provide the buyers all avant-grade amenities such as electronic surveillance, earthquake-resistant residential units, and power backup.
As far as price rates of apartments in Mohali is concerned, they vary widely. Kharar Road, Sunny enclave, and sectors 125, 116, a 2 BHK apartment is available in affordable 15-25 lakh price rate. Higher rates are prevalent in sectors 110, 114, 99, 91, 100, and 104.
To know about price rates in Mohali, look through some real estate site.
[Top]Now Is The Time To Snap Up Property In Bulgarias Ski Resorts
Leading experts in property in Bulgaria House Sales Bulgaria confirms that property prices in many of the countrys ski resorts are dropping to levels which are making these properties of great interest to property investors.
Recently published market analyst reports reveal that real estate in Bulgarias biggest ski resort, Bansko have dropped in price by as much as 50% since 2008 figures. The difficult global economic conditions have had their effect on some people wishing to sell property in Bulgaria, particularly in some of the countrys ski resorts, according to the reports, leading some vendors to drop their prices significantly in order to secure a sale. This is creating some very tempting real estate opportunities for property investors or for individual residential purchasers looking for a bargain ski apartment.
The International Business Times, citing the market analyst reports, says that “apartments in Bulgarian resort Bansko have halved in price over the past three years, attracting interest from buyers looking for affordable winter property. In the first eight months of 2011, apartments in Bansko were sold at an average of 760 euros per square metre. But after a hefty 10 per cent price drop in May, the index value of Bansko property is now at 51.31 , almost half that of November 2008, when the index value was at a peak of 100.” According to the article, many of Bulgarias ski resorts are demonstrating the same phenomenon, but “Bansko is leading the way on the ski slopes, with other major resorts seeing only a 22 per cent decrease in house prices”.
Bulgarias ski resorts have perennial appeal, offering skiing that rivals any of the top international ski resorts, great snow conditions with a long season, stunning natural scenery and excellent apres ski facilities. Whats always been the key to the appeal of Bulgarias ski destinations is the price: ski equipment and passes, accommodation, food and drink are all significantly cheaper than in some of the other popular ski resorts, such as the Alps, for instance. Now it is the price of property in Bulgarias ski resorts which is attracting attention, which is great news for those wishing to sell property in Bulgaria and in the ski regions in particular.
House Sales Bulgaria helps to match Bulgarian bargain property hunters with those selling property in the country. By harnessing its impressive network of websites and industry contacts, as well as multi-media and internet marketing, it ensures that the right properties get exposure to the right potential buyers. Find out more at our website.
[Top]Questions To Ask When Renting Commercial Property In The West Midlands
If you need to rent commercial property in the West Midlands then you’ve got a lot of choice for areas to find property. The area has a rich history of industry and so many types of buildings are available, however, where ever you decide to rent, it is important that you ask your agent the right questions, so you understand everything about your rental agreement.
Who is responsible for what?Internal and external maintenance: Find out if it is you or the landlord who is responsible for wear and tear on the property, both internally and externally. Also try to find out what is classed as wear and tear.Meeting the standards: Find out if the building meets the standards for health, fire and safety and that it has any certificates you need. Also find out who is responsible for maintaining and checking these standards.Insuring the building: Find out if you’re responsible for the building as well as the contents insurance. It may be included in your rental fee.Getting the correct classification: Find out that the building your intend to rent has the right classification to run the type of business you intend.Disabled access requirements: Find out if it is you or landlord who is responsible for making sure the building meets the required standards.Your rent and what it coversWhen and how it’s paid: Find out when and how the rent should be paid. Also find out what happens if your payment is ever late.Your deposit: Find out how much your deposit is, but also the terms of claiming back your deposit at the end of your tenancy.What’s included: Find out what your rent covers, for example, business rates, site security, share facilities, cleaning services etc.Possible changes: Find out what possible rental reviews there will be in the future.The premises itselfRestrictions on usage: Find out if there are any restrictions on how you can use your building, for example, are you allowed to sublet.Access: Find out what access you have or don’t have, and whether this might restrict the running of your business.Security: Find out what security is available for the site and whether it’s up to standard and how it’s paid for.Ending your lease
Even though you’re just thinking about starting your lease, you need to think about when it ends too.Break clauses: Find out if you should break your lease early, what penalties are levied.What to do next
Now you know what questions to ask, it’s time to start contacting some agents to find soem West Midlands commercial property and see what’s available on the market.
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