Whether you buy, sell, or invest, real estate offers plenty of tax-saving options to the savvy investor. Real estate investors, especially those investing for the first time, can sometimes be a bit behind the curve on finding ways to save tax.
The authorities of Ghaziabad have stressed the importance of well-planned urban areas with the capacity to accommodate the expanding population of this city and the residents’ lifestyles with the changing times. In this connection, providing a new master plan for the development is a significant milestone.
Great news, Ghaziabad! Well, guess what? A one-of-its-kind township is emerging in your thriving city. It is being built by the most trusted developer in the NCR region—The Gaurs Group, known for its timely delivery and innovative projects.
Finding the perfect apartment in a bustling rental market is like navigating a maze. The end result?
Buying a home is a once-in-a-lifetime experience for most buyers. And because it involves a huge financial investment in the lives of most people, it can be overwhelming.
Ghaziabad is experiencing a rise in development, and spearheading this transformation is Gaur Aerocity, a residential and commercial township located on the Loni Wazirabad road in the Ajantapuram area with Hindon Airport within walking distance.
Pune is expanding rapidly. New projects from renowned developers are becoming a common sight. But why?
Ghaziabad is a thriving residential and commercial real estate hub, with nearly 27,000 thriving businesses forming its economy. Moreover, the Ghaziabad Development Authority (GDA), tasked with the development of Ghaziabad, has identified 11 million square meters of vacant land for development, of which commercial real estate is an integral part.
To begin with, let us first understand what a peri-urban area means. An area lying on the periphery of urban and rural areas. An area where farms meet cityscapes. However, it is not simply a physical space; it is a complex transition zone. Villages transform into urbanized areas, residents commute to the city, and agricultural fields brush shoulders with housing developments.
