By Pryank Agrawal
Is Home Insurance in India Worth It?
Your home isn’t just a structure; it’s your safe haven, an investment, and a treasure trove of memories. In India, where unpredictable events like natural disasters, thefts, an
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Is It Good to Buy Property in Dubai?
Dubai, the shimmering jewel of the UAE, has long been a hotspot for those seeking luxury, business opportunities, and a lifestyle like no other. Whether it’s the iconic Burj
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What Happens to Property When Parents Die in India?
The death of a parent is a deeply emotional experience, and the added responsibility of managing their estate can feel overwhelming. One common concern is: what happens to the prop
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Capital gain tax on sale of property – Learn in 6 easy steps – Updated 2025
Selling property in India can be a profitable venture, but it’s essential to understand the tax implications associated with it. One of the most significant considerations is cap
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What is E-Khata Transfer?
With the introduction of E-Khata, the Khata Transfer process has also evolved. Here’s what you need to know about E-Khata Transfer and why it’s beneficial for property owners:
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What is a E-Khata? Why is it important in Property Ownership in Bangalore?
Pryank AgrawalPryank Agrawal is the Founder and CEO of Housewise, a leading property management startup serving customers across 45 countries with operations in 22 Indian cities, i
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How Does Jewar Airport Impact NCR Real Estate Market
The development of the Jewar Airport, officially known as Noida International Airport, is having a significant impact on the National Capital Region (NCR) real estate market. Here
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Which is the best city in India for real estate investment?
India’s real estate market is vast and diverse, with certain cities standing out for real estate investment due to their growth potential, infrastructure development, and economi
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Tax Implications for NRIs Selling Property in India
A visual representation showing two timelines for property holding periods: one for less than 2 years (short-term) and one for more than 2 years (long-term). The short-term column