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In India, you can invest in various types of properties such as residential (flats, villas, plots), commercial (office spaces, shops), industrial (warehouses, factories), and agricultural land (subject to local laws).
RERA stands for Real Estate Regulatory Authority. It was established to bring transparency and protect homebuyers' interests. A RERA-registered project ensures legal compliance, timely delivery, and accountability from the builder.
Stamp duty is a tax paid to the government for property registration, and it varies from state to state. Registration charges are the fees for legally recording the property in your name. Together, these can range from 5% to 10% of the property value.
Yes, NRIs (Non-Resident Indians) can buy both residential and commercial properties in India, but they cannot purchase agricultural land, farmhouses, or plantation property unless inherited or gifted.
Carpet Area: Actual usable area within the walls.
Built-up Area: Carpet area + walls + balconies.
Super Built-up Area: Built-up area + proportionate share of common areas (lobbies, staircases, etc.).
Check for RERA registration, title deeds, past project delivery records, and legal clearances. You can also verify online via the state RERA website.
Risks include project delays, legal disputes, changes in plans, or even project abandonment. Always opt for RERA-approved projects and reputed developers to minimize these risks.
