Flatshare in India

The real estate market in India has witnessed a flurry of activity in the last decade or so. With new firms venturing in to construction and a burgeoning demand for housing that is luxurious yet low cost prospective buyers will indeed be spoilt for choice. This apart, foreigners need to beware of red tape involved in property transfer. Legal complications in property purchase and time consuming procedures are major deterrents for most expats seeking to buy property in India. Ideally one should...Read More >

Foreign investments make up a significant part of this success, with global investors now considering the Indian property market one of the most attractive in the world. The growth of the industry has also made prices soar, much to the delight of those who have properties to sell. Somehow, this is working against the middle-class locals who now experience a little difficulty finding affordable housing. Read More >

In case of a termination of agreement as amenable to both tenant and landlord, the tenant should ensure that no damages have been made to the property and that electrical fixtures are all in good condition. No changes must have been made to the property without the knowledge of the landlord and in cases where there are changes which the landlord does not approve of the tenant may be required to restore the rented property to its original state. Read More >