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A few months ago, one of my clients recentlycame and asked me to negotiate for a flat on hisbehalf. I gave the developer a call. I started as youwould expect, to talk about how slow the marketwas and how my client was interested in buying aflat in his project. I asked about how muchdiscount my client could get. I was expecting adecent discount, instead of which I was offered ameasly 0.5%! Despite pulling every trick in thebook, I could get him to offer any more. This iswhat seems to be happening in many places,particularly in Gujarat.

People worry about a property crash, likewhat we saw a few years ago. I do not see thathappening this round. Yes, there is an oversupply.Yes there is less demand. Yes 15% of flats areunoccupied. But, there is one major differencethis time – the developers seem to be having a lotmore holding power than they did last time. Sowhat has happened is that the developer is not ina position where he has to offer significantdiscounts to sell a property, he just decides to notsell until he gets a better price. As a result, you arenot seeing prices crashing like last time, justdipping or holding stable.

Recently I hosted an event for some of ourclients where I set out my views for peoplewanting to buy property in India. My opinion isthat unless you intend to settle or live in India in

the next 5 years or so, it would be better to buyland rather than a flat. My reasons for this aresimple. Flats require maintenance and lookingafter and meter starts running on your runningcosts. Also, I cannot see the oversupply of flatsand unoccupied flats being absorbed for the next2-3 years, maybe more. In addition, a largenumber of investors have bought flats on awholesale basis, i.e. bought in bulk afternegotiating very good discounts with thedeveloper, and of course these flats have to comeon the market at some point for the investor tofree his funds.

Buying land on the other hand, for me, is amuch safer bet. One, it is much more affordable.Two, land is less susceptible to drops in value.Thevalue of land is more dependent on theinfrastructure and development on it, and thelocal demand around it. When roads, water andpower are added to land, its value increasessubstantially, irrespective of the state of theproperty market.

Of course there is also a difference in therisks and process of buying land as opposed toflats. The right paperwork is vital. Ensure thatyou have a lawyer with the right expertise checkout the land for the right titles, plans andpermissions. We have our own in-house legalteam to do this for our clients. If you are buying

a flat, check the agreements in particular foradditional charges, delays in completion, lock-inperiods and restrictions on sale.

Finally, there is the question of exit. Buyingproperty as an investment is no good unless youcan sell it. How easy will it be to sell the property?As I mentioned above, the current market forflats is quite stagnant, there is not much turnoverin the market. Land on the other hand, should beeasier to sell, especially if it is in the right locationwith a lot of economic activity around it. A classicexample is Sanand, just outside Ahmedabad.Sanand was only put on the map because of theTata Nano factory. Since then, the land in thearea has gone up multi-fold. If you were luckyenough to have bought early in this area, you willhave seen a very healthy return on your purchase.

To close, my recommendation is to buy landrather than flats. For the next few years, you willsee better returns, fewer outgoings andmaintenance, an easier exit.

About the authorTushar Sangani is the director of Terra Viista

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INDIAN PROPERTYup, down or flat road ahead?

By Tushar Sangani


Aapnu Amdavad -Gujarat Ka Boom!

AMega City of the future in IndiaGrowth and development of Real Estate Industry inAhmedabad is on a fast track with realty pricesappreciating significantly year on year making thisdestination a hot property for sound and safeinvestments.

With demand expected to even surge further,Ahmedabad has joined the league of mega cities in India.Already heralded as a city of the future in India withmany best educational institutions, it is also a hub ofentrepreneurial activity, domestic and International tradewith national as well as international brands.

The consumption pattern in Ahmedabad is continuouslyon the upsurge with rising income levels has naturallyimproved the standard of living.This is also supported byproactive governance and well planned urbanization.

Factors like these have contributed towards the success ofthe real estate story with people viewing the city not justas a place of residence but investment also and attractingNRIs from all over the world. This city has become themost favoured destination for people who want to buygood homes offering them good quality of life. Also themega-city status has ensured plum projects revolvingaround Real Estate and construction Industry both inresidential and commercial sectors.

Ahmedabad is now “aapnu amdavad”. Gujarat region as awhole is growing at a rapid rate making its presence feltin the IT sector with upcoming knowledge corridor along

the Gandhinagar –Ahmedabad-Vadodra route. Reputedbuilders have purchased land and commenced with manydiverse projects, from hospitals and educationalinstitutions, to residential accommodation and hotels.With potent combination of international connectivity,skilled manpower and open land for development makesthis city a promising potential for a quality lifestyle.

Why choose Ahmedabad for your investments?

This is the biggest city of Gujarat steeped with traditionand culture but yet has the modernity that brings peoplefrom everywhere. Ahmedabad enjoys strategic advantageof proximity to Mumbai and once known as Manchesterof India due to its booming textile industry, the city alsosoon became a rising centre of education, IT projects,high rise buildings, shopping malls and multi-plexes andnow Medical Tourism.

There has been a constant surge in investments in textilesand apparel, engineering, dairy industry, chemicals,information technology, gems and jewellery, tourism andmedical facilities and constructions. Investors andGujarati migrants settled abroad have been attracted dueto its mega city status and strides made in terms ofhealthcare, upmarket locations that offer luxury living atcompetitive rates.

The construction activities with new projects havepushed property prices to new highs. Ahmedabad enjoysa very strong connection with Gujarati NRIs and withthis strong improvements in its infrastructure andfacilities, many new ventures are looking forward to cometo the city. This may serve as a decent investment optionfor NRIs pondering over to earn some very good returnsin next few years despite any slowdown symptoms ineconomic growth overall.


India has emerged as one of the few countries that havebeaten the economic meltdown and strengthened itsposition as a robust economy in the world. Amongstmany of the growth sectors that have propelled theeconomy, healthcare is one of the most vibrant areas.

Medical Tourism has gained momentum in India overthe past few years with high quality service providers andlow-cost advantage. The numbers of Internationalpatients is growing by 30% annually with a prediction bythe government that this sector as a whole could seesignificant growths for the next five years with inflow ofinternational patients.

There are a large number of overseas Indians andforeigners who have started looking at India as a veryattractive healthcare destination. The future of MedicalTourism looks very bright as hospitals in Western worldcontinue to remain overburdened. Indian hospitals aregearing up to set up offices abroad to encourageinternational patients to contact them withrepresentatives and doctors in potential markets. Theyoffer value addition to medical treatment includingtourism in India with tie-ups with doctors, hospitals andtourism companies to offer a comprehensive service tothe international patient.

Medical Costs in USA & UK are ever-rising and thesearch for cheaper options make sense for NRIs acrossthe globe who are waiting for operations in varioushospitals. Medical Tourism is the latest trend where apart

from a budget medical option, you are also offered anexotic vacation all in one –Recover then Discover.

In the past several years, trip organisers say, more patientshave been pursuing not just elective and cosmeticsurgeries, but also medically necessary procedures likeknee replacement, angioplasty or hip replacements,dental as well as corrective vision using laser technology.India has become the most preferred destination forpeople wanting to undergo treatment in order to not onlyavoid long waiting times in UK or USA but also savecosts as significant differences do exist.

However whilst all this sounds great, Medical tourism isan industry largely unregulated and therefore manyquestions arise in terms of standard of care, safety as wellas surgical skills and credentials. Therefore the patient ishighly recommended to do the homework properly andtake a “Buyer Be-aware” attitude to get as muchinformation as possible.

Some Tips:• Check out all references and credentials of Hospital andDoctors• Research website and other literature provided by theagency or Hospital, including on obtaining past video ofoperative procedure to judge and assurance of outcomeand Surgeons credentials and direct contact with Surgeonto have conference calls• Ask questions about pre-operative examination andpost operative follow up as patient’s legal resource couldbe limited if something goes wrong• Ask to speak to former patients –Good clinics shouldallow this

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How often do we feel the pain of beingrejected, especially after it may havetaken a lot of courage to express yourinterest in an ideal partner? Howequipped are you to handle this and moveon with your head held high withoutletting it impact on your confidence andself esteem? And finally are you reallysending out the right signals and beingyourself in order to attract who youdesire?

Rejection is often one of the products thatcome along with dating and finding yourlife partner. It is sometimes moremagnetised when there is pressure fromthe family to get married. It’s about beingable to take constructive feedback and nottake it personally. Most of us aren’t asthick skinned to completely ward off theeffects of rejection; after all we are onlyhuman. Therefore, when one person tellsanother that they are not a good match,politely or otherwise, we can’t help feelthe pinch of rejection.

It is important to address any pain you feelbut dwelling on the situation will only makeyou feel worse. Rejection hurts, so its goodto embrace it, face it, fix it and move on!Always remember that the world is hugeand the right person is out there for you.Having that positive sense of belief tells theuniverse that you have faith in it and willmake your dreams come true faster thanyou can imagine!

Be grateful instead that you discoveredearly on that the person was not the rightmatch and keep that self-belief that yourperfect partner, be it your soul mate orcompanion is around the corner. Keep upthe momentum and don’t give up. It isextremely important to stay positive andkeep smiling throughout this process. Ifyou end up feeling defeated, feel like givingup or even get depressed about the situationyou will not be helping yourself. Try not toentertain those negative thoughts and flip itinstead to come up with positiveaffirmations. Stand in front of the mirrorand be completely content with yourself. Ifyou love yourself no matter how othersperceive you, you will naturally attract the

ideal partner. How can you love somebodyelse fully if you don’t learn to accept andlove yourself first? Repeat out loud thatyou are confident you will meet somebodysoon.

The universe works in mysterious ways: aneffective way to attract what you want inlife is to create a vision board. Get a largecard and stick magazine cut outs andpictures/images related to your ideal partnerand keep it somewhere where you caneasily access it. Put all your energy intoeach picture and believe that it will come toyou soon. Keep in mind that when on doorcloses another one opens.

Make a list of all your top values in life asthis will help in finding common groundand meeting the right match. Knowyourself and what you are looking for. Berealistic about your goals and be brave to gofor them.

If you are about to meet somebody for thefirst time it is only natural to feel slightlyanxious. You can reduce your nerves bydoing some simple breathing exercises andkeep smiling to send positive signals to the

brain and help you relax. Channel thisnervous energy into movement and youwill see the difference. Remember thatthe other person might be just as nervousas you are so use your sense of humour todiffuse the situation. Everybody likespeople who make them laugh and can bethe best ice-breaker! Often when we takethe situation more lightly we naturallyeliminate nerves and can come acrossmore relaxed and stronger in confidence.In turn this will make your potentialpartner more at ease! Finally just thinkingabout your ideal partner is notenough…you need action to go with it!Spread the word within family and friendsthat you are available, go to the rightplaces with the right attitude and sign upto appropriate match making events! Bothonline and in real life.

Top Tips for attracting your idealpartner• Pick yourself up and keep going if youhave been rejected• Keep smiling• Be yourself• Dress to impress; we all like it if onemakes that extra special effort• Look good and feel good• Allow your inner beauty to radiate• Highlight your strengths and ambitions• Have a sense of humour• Be honest• Give compliments (in an honest way) toboost their confidence• Show an interest and ask the rightquestions• Avoid talking too much about the past andkeep your answers about yourself simple,leave them curious wanting to know more!• Believe in yourself and confidence willshine through• Enjoy the whole process, take it seriouslywhilst having fun!• Remember your search for ‘The One’ willsucceed after you are totally content withyourself

Good luck! Please feel free to email mewith further questions:By Amarinder VaderaCoach and NLP [email protected]

How to handle rejection andattract your ideal partner!Amarinder Vadera: Empowering People (Coach and NLP Practitioner)

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