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In December Quarter Residential Property Sales increased in Pune & Mumbai

Source:Economic Times / Date: 25th December 2020

In December the residential sales registration has increased by 53% at the beginning of these 18 days compared to the whole year. Also, it has surpassed the entire November’s numbers, among the last eight years which is the highest.

During the December quarter, there was an articulated recovery in deals, especially in the two greatest urban communities of Maharashtra's and that has helped to boost the undesirable effect of the lockdowns on India's residential property market that seems to be topped from six years prior to reaching as far down as possible in the current cycle.

Across the country in 2020, the top seven property markets have declined at home sales of 1.38 lakh and by 47% this year. Nonetheless, on the rear of good buy offers and kind loan fees, these best 7 urban communities saw hearty deals of around 50,900 units in the final quarter. Which took back the market over to 80%, a similar period of action was found in 2019, Anarock Property Consultant indicated.

With the discounts and offers, with the most minimal interest rates for home loans and the cut down of stamp duty for a limited period in the state of Maharashtra, the demand was additionally quickened.

More than 53% of the total residential sales drove from these two major cities Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) and PUNE.

Mumbai which is known as the biggest real estate market in the country has continued its record-setting ride during December as the Homebuyer rushed for a new purchase.

The first half of December has broken all month to month records, with the deals closing at records.

Many home buyers have started taking decisions for those who were waiting on the sidelines. With various steps taken by the Central & State government on the low home loan rates have upturned the sentiments of the Buyers. In December the residential sales registration has increased by 53% at the beginning of these 18 days compared to the whole year. Also, it has surpassed the entire November’s numbers, among the last eight years which is the highest.

By the February month of Pre Pandemic, 66% higher is the numbers.

This pandemic has made many homebuyers realize the importance of Bigger Homes, which increased the sales of residential homes in the market. The preference for ready to move was more but now the demand for under construction is more.

After the unlock, there was an increase in the new launches around the city, which has declined unsold residential homes by 2% on basis of a year and during 4 quarters 6.38 lakh units.

Significantly saw a 19% decline, when 7.91 lakh stood unsold stocks in the top market. According to the peak levels of 2016.

The preceding year saw a big declined of 46% in New Housing Supply from 1.28 lakh units.

Even though top cities saw a 2% rise during the fourth quarter at 52,820 units.

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190 Properties sealed by Pune Civic Body for Tax Non-Payment

Source:Economic Times / Date: 24th December 2020

If you own the property then paying property tax is compulsory before the deadline and failing in paying the property tax leads to ceasing of property.

Due to non-payment of Property tax, the Pune Municipal Corporation has sealed down 190 properties, even after the notice was issued to the owner for clearing the dues via an amnesty scheme.

Incase if further, the owner failed to clear the dues, a process of the auction will be initiated. Around Rs.4500 crore is still to be recovered from defaulters property tax, according to records of PMC.

Rs.2500 crore as a penalty and Rs.2000 crore as principal amount is included.
Via amnesty scheme around Rs.350 crore has been recovered.

"Post sealing of properties, the owner paid their taxes." Vilas Kanade, PMCPTDH said


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