4 reasons why the years 2022-23 will be ideal for first-time homebuyers
Most real estate experts would agree that Coronavirus only delayed potential investors' home-buying decisions rather than completely suppressing them. Most first-time homebuyers simply postponed the purchase and waited for the pandemic to pass. Despite the fact that the Coronavirus has posed significant challenges to the entire real estate industry, the property market has recovered and will undoubtedly be a rewarding year for first-time homebuyers. Here's why the year will be beneficial to them.
Real Estate at Reasonable Prices Despite expectations of a
steep price increase, the emergence of the omicron virus and the Russia-Ukraine
conflict have once again destabilised the global investment scenario, and the
price increase is likely to be postponed until the end of the year. Even though
property prices have risen in some areas, they remain reasonable and keep the
property market affordable for first-time homebuyers.
Because the real estate industry has been unable to achieve
the desired sales numbers in recent years, pent-up inventory and a desire to
clear housing stocks are preventing prices from rising. What better time than
the present to purchase a home for the first time?
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Beautiful ROI Opportunities
Real estate investment is a financial and emotional commitment.
Regardless, If the property is purchased for the purpose of living in the short
term, the element of return on investment and price appreciation is always on
the investors' minds. With appealing and affordable real estate prices,
first-time investors are not passing up this opportunity. It's worth mentioning
the thriving Tier II and Tier III cities. Rather than investing in megacities,
property buyers are actively looking for opportunities in smaller cities.
Because investment in these cities is very affordable, the potential return on
investment is attracting investors from all over.
Furthermore, real estate experts predict that real estate
prices will rise by more than 30% by the end of the year. Money invested in
real estate today will grow into a rent-generating asset tomorrow. There is no
better time to invest than this year.
Other Instruments' Returns Are Declining
With a coronavirus pandemic in the background and numerous
global conflicts, traditional investment instruments' returns are steadily declining.
Historically, investors would place their excess funds in Fixed Deposits (FD),
Gold, and Post Office savings schemes. However, the meagre annual returns of
4-5 percent have discouraged investors from investing in traditional
instruments and instead looking to the property market. On the one hand, it
creates a solid asset for the investor while also ensuring a handsome return
over time.
With a plethora of options ranging from plots, commercial
real estate, independent villas, small flats and villas, and others, as well as
their easy availability on popular real estate portals, investing in property
has never been easier for first-time investors.
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Government Prompt
The Indian government is committed to achieving the goal of
'Housing for All' by 2024. The government is attempting to make housing as
affordable as possible through flagship programmes such as the Pradhan Mantri
Awas Yojana (PMAY) and affordable rental housing schemes. The Pradhan Mantri
Awas Yojana (Gramin) was extended until 2024 in the most recent budget. This
demonstrates a consistent commitment to the affordable housing segment.
First-time homebuyers benefit from schemes such as the
Credit Linked Subsidy Scheme (CLSS), which provides a substantial subsidy for
the purchase of a home. This subsidy is classified based on the applicant's
income and provides ownership benefits to female family members. The subsidy is
applied to the home loan used to purchase the house.
To summarise, there is no better year to invest in the
property market than this one, with an advantageous investment environment,
justified property prices, Government support, and an abundance of ready
inventory.
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