Skip to main content

Home/ Business News/ Group items tagged commonfloor bangalore

Rss Feed Group items tagged

choudhury nitu

Launch of the New and Improved 'News and Articles' Landing Page,On CommonFloor - 0 views

  •  
    Commonfloor.com launched its new and improved landing page for 'News & Articles' on their website on the 8th of October, 2012, with a more compact and convenient search option. This new page gives you insightful news articles and all the latest updates on various categories including Real Estate,Civil Issues,Legal,Home Decor,Community Living,Maintenance and Go Green. The 'Top News' is flashed in one section of the page, while the city-wise news segregated and presented in another section. This new UI (User Interface) gives you the most convenient way of browsing through the news columns that are of most interest to the reader. Our main aim is to make the required information easier to search and access. This page was re-created keeping in mind the reader's requirement, their taste and preferences and also mainly their convenience while browsing through various articles and news stories. We would also like to get your opinions, suggestions and feedback on this new page, so do write to us at: On this page, you can also post ads, get expert advice on property related queries, subscribe to our RSS feed and also see your own real-estate related articles published on this page by writing to us at write@commonfloor.com (T & C Apply*). About Us: CommonFloor; a product of maxHeap Technologies Private Limited is India's Largest Home Portal guiding more than 50,000 Apartment and 50,00,000 Home Owners in major cities like Bangalore, Mumbai, Chennai, Pune, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, Kochi, Kolkata, Gurgaon and another 100 plus other cities all over India. We help you connect with your neighbors with common interests and assist you in community management and maintenance, by providing you with a feature rich and private platform for your Residential Communities, Apartment Complex, Gated Layout, Villas or a Colony. CommonFloor provides a hassle free community management and living experience. Our aim is to serve residents with a platform to communicate easily with t
  •  
    Good news, it's great, to see more quality systems, good for you to develop your company, https://tuvanisovietnam.com/
kalpana reddy

Maangalya Prosper: Apartments in Bangalore - 0 views

  •  
    Maangalya Prosper is one of the ongoing residential projects of Maangalya Developers. It is located in Anjanapura Layout, Kanakpura road of Bangalore. The landscape is beautiful with 2 and 3 bed room apartments ranging from 1310 to 1964 square feet. It is situated at Kanakpura road, close to Metro Cash and Carry and is pollution free zone with greeneries and recreational facilities that is suited to all lifestyle. Maangalya Prosper is spread over 4 acres of land with two blocks of three towers each that can occupy over 274families.
kalpana reddy

Salapuria Senorita:Apartments in Sarjapur road bangalore:commonfloor - 0 views

  •  
    Salarpuria Senorita is one of the well-known Residential developments of Salarpuria Group located in Sarjapur Road neighborhood of Bangalore. It is one of the Ongoing Projects of Salarpuria Group and will be ready for possession by December 2014. This residential complex comprises of 349 three bedroom apartments with a host of luxury amenities. The size of these 3BHK apartments varies from 1543 to 1940 sq. ft.
Kalpana Reddy

Is it better to rent or buy a house in Bangalore? - 0 views

  •  
    Buy vs Rent Everybody dreams to own a house. However, now when the property prices are shooting up ever higher, the question always pops up whether it is better to buy a house or rent one. There have been a flurry of arguments both for and against buying as well as renting a house and you need to consider all the relevant angles before deciding on it. Many theories have been put forward to help one discern if renting is better than buying a house at a given time or vice versa. One thumb rule says that if rent per annum of the property is within 2 per cent of the property's worth, then renting may be a better option. However, if you are paying more than that as rent, then it is advisable to go for buying as the equated monthly installment (EMI) payable would be more fruitful than paying a high rent. Another thumb rule says that you should just multiply your monthly rent by 240. If you can buy a house for less than that, then buying is usually better in the long-term. A house is an asset and the down payment and EMIs will go a long way to create a stable asset for you. No matter how many thumb rules are forwarded or how many indices are developed, it is always advisable to judge your respective situation before deciding.
1 - 4 of 4
Showing 20 items per page