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flatettesrealty · 1 year

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The real estate market is changing every now and then. Making an investment in a house is among the most rewarding experiences in a person's life. Perhaps you have already purchased the home you want and may be thinking of buying a second one. However, you could be planning to purchase your first home. In 2020, there was some sales. The market saw a dramatic rise from the fourth quarter of the year and increasing pace throughout the first two quarters that 2021 came around, the state was an extremely popular market for low-cost homes. Let's look at the states that are affordable to purchase a house.

Maharashtra

In Maharashtra Major developments are taking place in Navi Mumbai due to the existence of an international airport planned for the near future. City and Industrial Development Corporation (CIDCO) has revealed a 100-hectare parcel for 10,000 affordable homes. 40 percent of the land is within Karanjade and Kamothe while the remainder of it is are located in Dronagiri. The housing scheme that was low-cost was referred to under the designation of SEZs (SEZs) like SEZs assigned to areas such as Kalamboli or Ulwe.

Navi Mumbai is well-planned from the beginning. In the past two years, it has become full of commercial, residential industries, and other sectors. There are a lot of townships, commercial plazas, and commercial areas with amazing connectivity of high-quality roads. In recent years the entire suburbs are linked by railways, and also have designated railway stations. The city also has the largest wholesale market for fruit, vegetables and dry fruit, referred to under the Agricultural Produce Market Committees (APMC). This makes it one of the most sought-after inexpensive options to purchase an apartment.

In the areas of Ulwe, Karanjade, Kalamboli, and Kamothe affordable homes are accessible to buyers who are willing to pay 30-50 lakhs. This is not the case in any other area in Mumbai.

Gujarat

Ahmedabad although a tiny city, has grown exponentially in the last decade. It is home to numerous infrastructure projects, and some of the most prestigious education institutions such as IIM, GNLU, IIT and many more. It has also developed the solar industry, which includes solar power as well as petrol, oil, and automotive.

The real estate market here isn't as large than the metros, however it's proportional to urban size. It has affordable homes that start from just Rs 35 lacs for 2bhk.

Kerala

In Kerala especially, the capital city of Kochi, Kochi is growing rapidly, but still remains a budget-friendly residence destination.

Kochi is among the newest metropolitan cities. It is a stunning city on the coast with a mild climate. It is on a rapid-paced journey of infrastructural and residential development. There is now an elevated rail system that connects the city. It is now a flourishing IT hub that offers good job opportunities.

It was able to recover quickly from the pandemic and the median price is lower than Rs10,000 for sq ft, which makes it one of the most affordable cities to purchase a house.

Telangana

In this state the capital city, Hyderabad has been experiencing a boom in development over the past decade.

Hyderabad is a different Tier one - I city with low levels of pollution as well as good weather and less traffic congestion during peak times. Hyderabad is one of the top three IT hubs in the country, offering great employment opportunities. It also has well-known universities and is full of the past, art and culture.

The giants of IT establishing themselves in the city that is dotted with elegant structures have transformed the style and appearance that the town. The sales of residential units rose by 300% YoY in the third quarter of the year. This is what makes Hyderabad among the most sought-after cities with affordable housing.

Madhya Pradesh

Within Madhya Pradesh, Indore is another city that is safe and has pleasant weather all year round. In the past several years, there has been an impressive growth in real estate prices in Indore. It is also known for its universities. It is not just a place for colleges and schools as well, but also an extremely prestigious IIT as well as an IIM city.

Thanks to the innovative actions of the local authorities, there's been a launching of several housing complexes that are affordable houses.

India as a whole is growing at an alarming speed across several states. You can also consider moving to a city with great work opportunities as well as other advantages in different cities to own an affordable house. Additionally, it could be a great investment.

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howwelldoyouknowyourmoon · 2 years

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Families praise Unification Church probe as 'step forward,' but question sincerity

▲ Tatsuo Hashida speaking at a press conference

https://mainichi.jp/english/articles/20221018/p2a/00m/0na/011000c

October 18, 2022 (Mainichi Japan)

Family members of followers of the Unification Church and so-called second-generation believers have described Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's recent pledge to launch a probe into the religious group as a "step forward," while stressing that they don't want it to be merely "performative." • During a meeting of the House of Representatives Budget Committee on Oct. 17, Kishida said he took it seriously that relief for those who had suffered because of the religious group had not progressed, and stressed that the investigation into the church's activities needed to proceed firmly. Depending on the results of that investigation, the group, now formally known as the Family Federation of World Peace and Unification, could be ordered to dissolve.

Tatsuo Hashida, a 64-year-old man from Kochi Prefecture whose ex-wife was a Unification Church follower, says his family was destroyed by the large sums she donated to the group. Listening to the proceedings in the Diet, he said the probe was "a step forward," but noted that Kishida didn't provide any specifics on the timing or the outlook for the future. "I didn't feel any energy," he lamented.

According to Hashida, his ex-wife became a follower about 30 years ago. He said that after she was told that there were "evil spirits" in a rice field they owned, they sold it. Then she donated about 100 million yen (about $670,000 at today's rate), including money from the sale, to the Unification Church.

Hashida divorced his wife about 10 years ago. His eldest son, who had stopped attending school at one stage, took his own life at the age of 36. Hashida said he shed tears while observing the Oct. 17 Diet session, and told reporters, "If it weren't for that religion, I think life would have been better. I ended up thinking about my child." Meanwhile, Hashida revealed that on Oct. 16, Hideyuki Teshigawara, head of the Unification Church's reform promotion task force, had come to his home and told him, "I don't want you appearing in front of the media."

Separately, a so-called "second-generation follower" whose parents are apparently Unification Church believers and who goes by the name Miyuki Takahashi said of the Kishida administration's probe, "I appreciate that they decided to respond the way they should, but I don't want it to end up as a performance with just their low approval ratings in mind."

Takahashi has been involved in calls to prevent religious beliefs from being forced on children. Takahashi's parents got married in a Unification Church mass wedding, and donations to the group left the family poor. Moreover, Takahashi was forbidden from dating freely.

The Unification Church came under intense scrutiny in Japan after former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was fatally shot by the angry relative [son] of a Unification Church member, because he believed Abe was a supporter.

"Since former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was shot, a long string of the group's problematic activities has been uncovered. Normally, there should have been an investigation right away," Takahashi said, adding that the government "might have changed their position because there was no holding back the public's anger."

At the same time, Takahashi expressed hope that the probe would produce real results, commenting, "When there have been problems in the past, the church has always shifted the blame onto others, saying, 'The followers did this and that of their own accord.' I want them to make it clear that the group has been systematically encouraging illegal acts and human rights violations."

Another 66-year-old woman living in Japan's Kanto region says that she is fighting the Unification Church for the return of a large sum donated by her mother.

"I wonder if the (Kishida) administration can conduct a serious investigation when it continues to appoint ministers whose connections with the group have been exposed," she said. "I want them to think about relief for followers who have lost their assets and their jobs, and eventually request a (court) order for the group to disband."

Fearing destruction of evidence The National Network of Lawyers Against Spiritual Sales on Oct. 17 hailed the probe as "an important step in eliminating damage," but it called for an order for the group's dissolution to be requested quickly, saying, "Exercising the right to question (the group) at this stage will consume time, and there are concerns that the damage will increase in the meantime." Attorney Hiroshi Yamaguchi, a representative of the lawyers' network, commented, "Even if an investigation is conducted, they (the Unification Church) will probably never admit that they are systematically forcing people to make donations. The group has repeatedly tried to 'put out the fire.' It's possible that they will try to conceal evidence or trivialize the facts."

A Unification Church public relations representative commented, "This (investigation) is a first and we're perplexed." They added, "We don't know what will happen next, but if there are requests during the investigation, we would like to respond sincerely." Regarding the request for Hashida not to appear before the media, they said, "It was because there are discrepancies between his and (his ex-wife's) accounts. Our intent was to ask him not to speak one-sidedly."

(Japanese original by Hiroyuki Oba and Shota Harumashi, Tokyo City News Department; and Yuki Noguchi and Saori Moriguchi, Osaka City News Department)

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Japanese version: https://mainichi.jp/articles/20221018/ddm/041/040/046000c

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