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Need your active inputs / insights in the comment box to make this content more enrich, engaged to the audience. Wait. Don't be in hurry for the investment. Hold off on investing in GIFT City, Pune, Bengaluru, Noida, Ayodhya, Sindhu Bhavan Road (Ahmedabad) for now. These areas which are too much highlighted these days in the Media, while undergoing significant development with global infrastructure, major events, and increased investments, currently exhibit property prices that are inflated, often double or triple their actual value. My advise it not to invest in these prosperities as of now. Take a strategic pause and explore options in lesser-known villages with immense potential for industrial growth and tourism. Consider promising locations like Palitana (Bhavnagar District), Madhapur Village, Porbandar, Unai Village, Navsari, Kavi Village, Bharuch, Chuka beach in UP, Jhanpur in SAS Nagar, Bhareili near Barwala in Panchkula, and Khudda Jassu in Chandigarh, Tusa, and Dhadhi in Punjab. The smart move is to invest in areas where future developments like Metro Train, Bullet Train, BRTS, Industrial Corridor, and Airports are planned. Make informed choices for long-term gains in the evolving landscape of India. #investing #investmentinsights #unsung #potential #giftcity #punjab #vibrantgujarat2024 #gujarat #villages #itprofessionals #itindustry #artificialintelligence #artificialintelligencetechnology #machinelearning #globalindustry #globalinvestments #tourismmarketing

Cabinet approves setting up of 12 industrial smart cities. Industrial Smart Cities ? An industrial smart city is a city that uses digital technologies to improve manufacturing, attract investment, and create jobs. The goal is to strengthen the country's domestic manufacturing ecosystem, enhance the country's global competitiveness, and drive economic growth. Approved Industrial Smart Cities are Khurpia, Uttarakhand Rajpura-Patiala, Punjab Dighi, Maharashtra Palakkad, Kerala Agra and Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh Gaya, Bihar Zaheerabad, Telangana Orvakal and Kopparthy, Andhra Pradesh Jodhpur-Pali, Rajasthan #industrial_smart_cities #smart_city

Yogi Adityanath government, while Lucknow, Ghaziabad, and Noida will be developed as financial cities, Medi-cities have been planned in Gorakhpur, Agra, Lucknow, Kanpur, Bareilly, and Chitrakoot districts. Similarly, film cities have been proposed in Gorakhpur, Ghaziabad, and Lucknow. References: Business Standard #property #utterpradesh #noida #lucknow #propertygully #propgully

Recently visited the Kamakhya Devi Temple at Kamakhya, Guwahati. It was not just a spiritual journey but an eye opener. I learnt about the relationship between faith and local economy. Not only the Kamakhya Devi but at all the holy places, the dependence of locals on these temples is profound and heartwarming. • #Employment: The existence of the holy site provides a variety of employment opportunities and means of livelihood for the communities around. Whether it be in the form of managing the facilities, directing visitors, or selling religious artifacts. From the street vendors offering vibrant souvenirs to the local eateries serving traditional delicacies, the economic ecosystem is fueled by the constant flow of pilgrims and visitors. • #Hospitality and Accommodation: Even before we reached our destination, our biggest concern was the place where we would be staying. The local hotels are aware of this thing very well. It gets reflected as their high prices. There is a great scope for the local families as homestays, guesthouses, and small inns become not just places of rest but also sources of income for families in the vicinity. Visiting such places is not just a personal journey but a contribution to a larger ecosystem that sustains the livelihoods of many. It's a reminder that our travels and spiritual pursuits can have a positive ripple effect, fostering economic growth and community resilience. #India #localmarket #innovation #opportunity

The growth of Tier 2 cities in India is being significantly influenced by global real estate trends, which are reshaping investment dynamics and consumer preferences. As urbanization accelerates, cities like Lucknow, Meerut, Mathura, Moradabad, Dehradun, Ayodhya, etc, are emerging as attractive alternatives to traditional metropolitan hubs. This shift is driven by factors such as enhanced infrastructure, economic diversification, and a surge in demand for residential properties, with prices in these cities rising by 10-15% annually, narrowing the gap with Tier 1 cities. Moreover, the post-pandemic reverse migration trend has led to increased interest in these cities, as professionals seek better living conditions and work opportunities closer to home. The burgeoning service sector and the rise of start-up ecosystems further contribute to their appeal, making Tier 2 cities a focal point for both domestic and international investors. #RealEstate #Tier2Cities #Urbanization #InvestmentOpportunities #IndiaGrowth #PropertyMarket #innovest #innovesttechnology #EconomicDevelopment #SmartCities #HousingMarket

Indian Real Estate Market is Going to boom in these 17 Cities.  Ayodhya, Varanasi, Patna, Puri, Dwarka, Shridhi, Tirupati and Amritsar these City Will be the best for Real Estate Market? What is your view ? #ayodhya #varanasi #tirupati #puri #amritsar #dwarka #dwarkaexpressway #dwarkaexpresswayprojects #realestate #reaidentialproject #realestateinvesting

Indian Real Estate Market is Going to boom in these 17 Cities. Ayodhya, Varanasi, Patna, Puri, Dwarka, Shridhi, Tirupati and Amritsar these City Will be the best for Real Estate Market? What is your view ? #ayodhya #varanasi #tirupati #puri #amritsar #dwarka #dwarkaexpressway #dwarkaexpresswayprojects #realestate #reaidentialproject #realestateinvesting

Average rent in #India varies widely by state. In major cities like #Mumbai, #Delhi, and #Bangalore, rents are generally high due to demand and urban infrastructure. Smaller cities and towns, such as #Jaipur, #Lucknow, and #Coimbatore, offer more affordable options. Factors like location, #amenities, and property age significantly influence #rental prices, with metropolitan areas commanding higher rates compared to their less populated counterparts #mybudgethome #realestate #reatestate101

Bengal Towns Dirtiest in Country I was saddened to read that the ten dirtiest municipalities in the country are in West Bengal. According to today's Times of India: "'Howrah in West Bengal is the dirtiest city in India, according to the recently released annual cleanliness survey, 'Swachh Survekshan'. Notably, the 10 dirtiest cities with a population of over 1 lakh are all from West Bengal. Kalyani, Madhyagram, Krishnanagar, Asansol, Rishra, Bidhannagar, Kanchrapara, Kolkata and Bhatpara are the dirtiest cities in the country after Howrah in the category, the survey found. Except Kolkata and Bhatpara, the remaining eight cities have a cleanliness score of less than 1,000." Indore and Surat remain the cleanest cities followed by Navi Mumbai. #UrbanIndia #cleanliness #SwacchaBharat

Amritsar, Ayodhya, Jaipur, Patna, and Nagpur have been identified as top emerging cities in India set to boost their real estate appeal and growth prospects over the next 6 years. This insight comes from Colliers' latest research report, 'Equitable Growth and Emerging Real Estate Hotspots'. #RealEstate #EmergingCities #IndiaGrowth