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Tips for Having a Spacious Kitchen

Every day, nutritious meals are prepared in the kitchen to nourish the body. In order for a cook to prepare a meal, it would be ideal to have a space that is not crammed or congested with utensils. A small and crowded kitchen has fewer space for storage and movement. Unfortunately, not everyone has the luxury of designing a big and luxurious kitchen. However, you can follow a few simple steps to make your kitchen appear smaller and less crowded. Here Are Some Easy Steps to Make Your Kitchen Area Feel More Spacious Let the sun in – Sunlight happens to be the primary source of energy, which is utilised by plants to produce food. It is also required for productivity and energy flow in the ecosystem. One should throw open the windows in order for the outside world to feel like an extension of the kitchen. It further makes the kitchen look more open and airier. Bigger windows and reflective lights also make your kitchen look glossier and bigger. Paint the walls with lighter tones and colours - Colour, lighting, and contents determine how spacious a room appears. For most people, doing away with appliances and utensils is not an option, so they need a simple fix to improve the crowded appearance. Therefore, one effective way to make the kitchen appear larger is to add lighter tones and colours. Set up LED lights - Currently, most modular kitchens are ditching big bulbs in favour of LED lights. The LED bulbs are more efficient and emit less heat. They can fit into any kitchen space and with their lighting, make any kitchen look more attractive. Second Homes and Kitchens
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Real Estate Sector To Benefit From RBI'S Status Quo On Policy Rates

Reserve Bank of India has decided to keep the key interest rates unchanged and this move has been lauded by the real estate developers. Our CEO and Director Aditya Kushwaha commenting on this said, "RBI has taken a pro-growth stance. We believe that continuing with the same rates will help sustain the demand momentum in the real estate sector. Access to home loans at affordable rates will help in improving the market sentiment and more people will be open to evaluating real estate as a good investment option." This news has been carried by many prominent publications including ANI, Zee5, latestly, The Statesman, The Print and Zee Business.
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How Goa's Holiday Homes Have Survived the Pandemic

Having a second home means different things to different people, perhaps even more so in Goa. For many, the sunshine state with its endless beaches, resorts, and beachside shacks is perfect place to relax and unwind. It is known for its endless parties and majestic music festivals. It is also known as the place where one goes to find themselves. Goa has always been a sacred haven for people not just from India but all across the world. It is where people like to escapes when the city life gets too overwhelming. The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic With the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, various sectors of the global economy experienced a shift. As in other countries, Indian macro indicators, that were once deemed the fastest, also succumbed to the deluge of aftermath caused by the pandemic. Not even the most vibrant sector, real estate, was spared. However, there is one segment within the real estate sector, 'holiday homes,' that remains defiant despite these ruthless attacks. After the COVID-19 crisis, the market is buzzing with activity as people adjust to the new normal. Always a well-favoured tourist destination, Goa, has been a sweet spot for the holiday homes or second homes for working individuals looking for better rental yields since time immemorial. These second homes can also provide for luxury living for the tourists which is usually craved by high net-worth individuals. Moreover, according to industry experts, with 'work from home' gaining popularity, many people are seriously considering moving away from crowded cities to the arms of the nature and finding their comfort spot in the luxurious holiday homes.
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Retirement and second home market size will increase to $4 billion by 2026

India's retirement and second home market segment is expected to grow annually by 23.63 per cent in the next 5 years taking the size of the market to USD 4.021 billion by 2026 from the current size of around USD 1.4 billion, an industry report showed. "Second homes have been part of an aspirational lifestyle for a long-time, and with the pandemic changing the real estate market in various ways, the second home industry has come into the spotlight,” said Aditya Kushwaha, CEO and Director, Axis Ecorp. Kushwaha said purchasing a second home is often not just about investment, but also about a lifestyle choice, an alternate residence, a future residence, or simply diversifying assets.
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EV Ready Homes – All You Need to Know

In a world that is constantly changing, purchasing an electronic vehicle (EV) is increasingly becoming the norm these days. However, the interesting thing about EVs is that you might be able to charge it from the comfort of your home instead of a gas station. This is certainly going to save you a lot of time as you will not have to make any more trips to the gas station. Therefore, it is crucial to think of the ability of housing societies to be able to charge your new vehicle. Even though upgrades are required in several cases, EV Ready Homes are usually inexpensive. Usually, EV manufacturers or dealerships may even include charging equipment installation in the sale price of the vehicle. However, you will have to call an electrician for all kids of maintenance work or upgrades.
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How to increase your rental income?

In modern times, it is considered wise to invest in real estate to maximize wealth. In order to do so, one must rent out their investment properties for as much money as reasonably possible. One of the generic ways to increase the rental income would be to renovate the property or increase the surface area. However, these could prove to be expensive. Meanwhile, some of the inexpensive ways in which one could choose to maximize income over the course of time are. Read More Click Here
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Infrastructure Focus & Housing Impetus in Union Budget a Positive for Real Estate

The budget 2022 is growth-inducing and does the heavy lifting by sharply increasing capital expenditure. On the real estate aspect, the annual budget reinforces the Government’s focus on affordable housing. The government has also announced an outlay of Rs 20,000 crore toward Gati Shakti for integrated planning and coordinated implementation of infrastructure connectivity projects. In the budget 2022-23, there was also an emphasis on sustainable development with climate action being one of the central themes. The Hon’ble Finance Minister also mentioned that the tier-2 and tier-3 cities would have to step up in terms of development. We were expecting the government to incentivise the secondary housing market but that has been left unaddressed. Another major concern area for the sector has been increasing prices of raw materials. Unfortunately, no relief in regards to this has been announced in the budget presentation.
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Benefits Women Home-Buyers Enjoy In India

The benefits and challenges women face in real estate are similar to those they face in other industries, even when women dominate this sector. Women are many things today - mothers, wives, entrepreneurs, real estate agents, broker associates, etc. In real estate, both men and women face obstacles to advancement, but women are faced with unique challenges and barriers. Several of those obstacles result from workplace inequality whereas others are a reflection of larger socio-economic influences. However, in India, women home-buyers enjoy multiple benefits that makes it easier for them to buy a house in the country. Women Home-Buyers on the Rise With the many advantages of home-ownership, India's modern-day woman strives to attain financial independence. Meanwhile, a number of initiatives have been implemented in the past few years to encourage women to be more financially independent and successful homeowners, ranging from making it mandatory to have a woman co-owner when applying for a home via PMAY to enhancing stamp duty cuts in some states. Moreover, multiple banks offer discounted home loan rates to women as compared to men. This again varies from bank to bank, but the difference benefits a woman home-buyer.
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