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Investing in Real Estate is bound to bring good returns in future for NRIs. NRIs might prefer to invest on plots so they could build their dream home with all the luxuries they want later, but it is not a very clever investment. Here are 10 things that every NRI planning to invest in Chennai should be aware of -

Online property portal Commonfloor.com has been receiving around one million NRI visits per month, which in comparison to the past few months is almost double the figures. While most export-related sectors are chagrined over the depreciation of the Indian currency, the perception of the real estate segment of the country is to be celebratory.

With India's evolving real estate landscape and government reforms, Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) are increasingly turning their attention to investing in their homeland. While real estate traditionally attracts attention, a noteworthy trend is emerging- luxury resort investment opportunities. These are not just about properties; they represent pathways to retirement planning, wealth preservation, and funding education. Here's why India is becoming a magnet for NRI investments in luxury hospitality and resorts.

Fortune NRI Township is an excellent projects of Fortune Infra Developers Pvt. Ltd.The Township is located near the promising Srisailam Highway, Kadthal Village, Amangal Mandal; where we give you the best for every value of your investment. Fortune NRI Township offers plots with size ranging from 267 - 500 Sq. Yds. and villas plots size ranging from 1000 - 1200 Sq. Ft.

Urban tree NRI Guide is specially designed for NRIs those who wants good returns on their investments. Also gives all the information required to buy a property in India

The Indian tourism and hospitality industry has emerged as a cornerstone of the nation's economic growth, with a steady influx of international travelers and investments reshaping the landscape. Among the key contributors to this transformation are Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), who have become pivotal players in promoting India as a global destination and bolstering its hospitality infrastructure.

For NRIs looking to diversify their portfolios or invest in India's economic resurgence, hospitality offers not only high returns but also an emotional connection to their homeland. Let's dive deeper into the reasons why India's hospitality industry is an investment hotspot and how you can capitalize on this momentum

In recent times, there has been a noticeable shift in how NRIs view investments. Traditionally, residential real estate was the go-to option, but with India's burgeoning hospitality industry becoming a lucrative segment for investors, many are now looking at this as a way to diversify their portfolios and secure stable, long-term returns.

Paragati group's services into real estate sector are really admirable, as the group is providing some of the classy products and services to their clients and patrons. Recently, the group has decided to launch one of its realty projects in NCR.

Actually the reason is all the luxury residential projects now target towards high-income group of buyers, who can afford the high-priced units. Hence the real estate in India is running slow in the recent times, it offers a lucrative investment opportunity for NRIs and HNIs (high net worth individuals). The luxury segment seems to offer good returns for foreign as well as domestic investors. As per market experts, consumers in India tend to invest more especially when the rates are under pressure, which have contributed to the rise in sales of luxury units.

Actually the reason is all the luxury residential projects now target towards high-income group of buyers, who can afford the high-priced units. Hence the real estate in India is running slow in the recent times, it offers a lucrative investment opportunity for NRIs and HNIs (high net worth individuals). The luxury segment seems to offer good returns for foreign as well as domestic investors. As per market experts, consumers in India tend to invest more especially when the rates are under pressure, which have contributed to the rise in sales of luxury units.

If ever there is anything like a good year to die in, it is 2010 - but only if you are a millionaire US citizen. America's 'death tax', which was repealed in 2010, is set to be introduced in the new year. Formally called the estate tax, it is levied on inheritance before it is passed on from one generation to the next. The tax was introduced in 1916 and has been in force ever since. The brief window in 2010 was the only exception, making it a freak year in which death carried a huge tax break.

An Indian Citizen who stays abroad for employment/ carrying on business or vacation outside India or stays abroad under circumstances indicating an intention for an uncertain duration of stay abroad is a non-resident.(Persons posted in U.N.

Aren't we all familiar with the drill of a job interview? The many questions one must field to prove one's eligibility? "Tell us something about yourself…" "Where do you see yourself 5 years from now…" "What do you intend to do differently…" Similarly, before choosing a real estate portfolio manager, it is important to conduct a little 'interview' of your own to choose the right one - basically, we mean, just ask them the right set of questions, to ascertain their competency! If you are an NRI investor with property/properties in India, managing them from abroad can get quite challenging. After all, buying the property is only the first step. Deciding whether to keep it vacant or to let it out, upkeep and maintenance, selecting the right tenants and managing them, dealing with taxations and legal matters, etc. - all these needs due attention and action. For this, you need the services of a property manager - or rather, a real estate portfolio manager! Let's look at some of the questions you could ask to select the appropriate real estate portfolio manager.

India's hospitality sector is projected to attract $436 million in investments by the end of 2024. This marks a remarkable 29% increase from the previous year, showcasing the sector's resilience and its growing potential to yield substantial returns for investors. For Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), this is an unparalleled opportunity to be part of an industry that's thriving and set to scale new heights.

Urbana is going to be the tallest residential complex in the Kolkata skyline. It is a joint sector company between the Government of West Bengal and a consortium of developers in Kolkata. Phase I of the project has been completely sold out. Only towers 3, 4 and 5 are available for booking currently. There are 3 BHK, 4 BHK, duplex and Penthouses that are available for sale.

There are hardly any transparency of project transaction in Noida and Greater Noida. Around 200 cases of property fraud have been registered in Noida and Greater Noida, with NRIs being the target most of the time. Builder do not come out with proper approvals, possession dates go on with any time.

Consider this property advertisement: "A 2-bedroom-hall-kitchen apartment in New Cochin for just Rs.7.99 lakh. And not just that you will get a home loan of 80% for the property." Sounds attractive, doesn't it? No wonder thousands, including non-resident Indians (NRIs), fell for it. Unfortunately, it turned out to be a huge property scam and investors lost close to Rs.1,000 crore, according to various newspaper reports. The advertisement-posted online by Kerala-based developer Apple a Day-promised villas and apartments in the heart of Cochin at attractive rates. What went in favour of the developer were a couple of completed projects.

The Mark Residences exemplify comfortable Living which is evident from its Location and Price. Coming up at NRI layout,Rammurthy Nagar the 2 bedroom units are closely located to the outer ring road nearby NGEF, Old Madras Road and Indiranagar. With amenities which include a swimming pool, Gym, Entrance Activated Video Phone etc.

How NRI's can own a home in their own country

Indian property developers called upon potential buyers in Doha to take advantage of recessionary trends in the global economy and make investments in the real estate sector of growing economies like India.