6 Emerging Real Estate Trends in 2022

During the pandemic, many financial crises occurred in most sectors of INDIA. Where the real estate sector suffers the same as others. They bear the losses more than acceptable for 2 years. In this article, we will be discussing the economic flaws and problems faced and the emerging real estate trends in 2022.

In the beginning, just for starters, let us talk about what real estate actually means.
The world of real estate consists of houses, buildings, land, or properties that are immovable. It is a productive asset. It takes a whole life for a person to purchase their own property for the comfort of their future. An average middle-class person knows very well that having their own house is very difficult with all their expenses. It takes all the energy and earnings of the lifetime. Having your own house in a society is a proud feeling and in terms of security, we feel more secure in our house rather than being in a rental house.

For many individuals a house is more than a place of comfort, it is a workplace for many or a place for partying when we want. After the pandemic, the situation in this sector changed. The Government of India is supporting the real estate sector by providing incentives in the recent budget, after the pandemic.

This is not actually surprising as this was not the first time the real estate sector suffered or got down because of such a series of events. It has happened in the past too, the scam of the housing board in 2001, demonetization in 2016, the big financial crisis in 2008, GST and RERA have also impacted this sector in the last 20 years.

Now, let’s have a look at the emerging trends happening in the real estate sector in 2022.

The Emerging Real Estate Trends in 2022 you must know –

1. Pandamic’s Impact –

During the period of lockdown, the real estate sector got down and slowed. But this was not the only impact that pandemic has on this sector. During the time of the pandemic, everyone realized the importance of digitalization. It boosts up the new startups. After this, real estate businesses started digitizing their business and that has really increased their growth in the market.

2. Government’s New Policies and Amendments –

In India, real estate companies contributed about 8% of the economy. So the government implemented some the incentives in the budget after the pandemic which helped in boosting up the market. The incentives the government implemented are:

1. Lesser GST
2. Low home loan interest rate
3. Liquidity boost
4. Six-month moratorium
5. Affordable housing incentives
6. Stamp duty deduction
7. Tax deduction
8. Insurance policies

3. Digitalization –

As we discussed earlier, the pandemic has made everyone, especially the business owners, realize the importance of digitalization and with that, significant changes have been observed in many sectors. Businesses are now investing money in technology in order to improve their services and the overall customer experience.

They are creating videos and content, and have made it that easier than today. If you want to know about the details of certain property you do not need to visit the place physically or roam around here and there from one agent to another for the details.

With technology, this sector is massively scaling its business operations.

4.  Foreign Investors –

In recent scenarios, the government makes efforts to boost the market. It also allows NRIs to invest in the real estate market in India.  Due to the Corona crisis, the market is down about 5-10% and this was a great opportunity for the buyers. A number of NRIs have started purchasing houses and properties here and started shifting here as the surroundings and neighbors are in favorable condition. This also helps in increasing the economy of India.

5. Investor’s Plan –

A recent trend has been observed among people. Nowadays, people are becoming more conscious about their investments, as they want to achieve financial freedom and retire happily in their 60s. A lot of people have started investing in the real estate market.

Investing in real estate is risky but highly profitable and if you are planning to invest in it you must have all the knowledge about it and also be prepared for the losses. Because like every coin has two sides, this sector also has two faces: profit and loss. It’s up to you how you invest and what you will get.

6. Affordability –

As per the government, new budget incentives help many people to buy their own houses. The rate of home loans, taxes, stamp duty, GST, etc. has decreased. Now it’s easy to afford a house within your budget.

The loan rates are also affordable and easy to get. The buyers who were in thought of purchasing a house in their budget can now get the home loans at affordable rates that will not burden them with the financial conditions. You also need to find the right estimate to calculate your payment, you can also easily select the EMIs to be paid and similarly choose the time duration of the loan.

I hope you enjoyed reading the article, about the emerging trends in the real estate sector. For all those individuals who are planning to invest in real estate, I have a bonus for you.

Bonus Point

Generally, what happens when we are making a big financial transaction like purchasing a house or a building, we have many questions in our minds. So, in order to get the right answers to our questions, we must consider a good realtor to help us out.

At the same time, while consulting with the realtor you must be very clear about some things like the kind of place you are looking for: the location, area, size, and most importantly your budget.

If you are planning to invest in real estate you must be very clear with a few things, like an estimate your loan, and an estimate of your monthly payments, as it makes the realtor understand your requirements better. It also helps to find the perfect match for you and it also makes it easy for you as well as for the realtor to estimate the loan. It will assure you about the down payment you need to consider and have proper clarity to finances.

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