Dreamz Infra Sells Under Construction Flats at Pre-Launch Prices

Dreamz Infra has established itself as the undisputed leader in the affordable housing sector of Bangalore real estate. It is so much so that from the start of the company when it started small and today it has more than 40 projects with four completed projects and ten are on the way of completion. Dreamz Sneh and Dreamz Swadesh at Whitefield are two of such projects which are nearing completion. Two more would be Dreamz Sumadhura at Vidyaranyapura and Dreamz Saakar at Hormavu. These two are also under construction as well. 

As you know that Dreamz Infra prices of apartments are incomparably low but the good news is that at this mega sale the company is selling few of the left out flats and apartments in Marthahalli at the pre-launch prices. The company proclaims that in projects like Dreamz Sneh the possession will be given with in 12 months or even lesser time. All the projects have luxury amenities like swimming pool, children’s play area, club house, gymnasium and few more amenities just to make your life more comfortable. But when it comes to pricing it is also very comfortable and affordable, claims the company. Dreamz Infra provides all kinds of assistance to the prospective customers like free consultation through experts, financial assistance for loans, free pick up and drop for visiting the projects and the like. Even if you want the company can also arrange for a due diligence and the background check of the builder itself.

All these taken together the experts and trend watchers feel that these kinds of offers are very rare and very few are able to avail it. The reason is that the rush is very high to buy these flats as the quality is at its best but the prices are at its lowest minimum. So just call Dreamz Infra and visit the sites and the company guarantees that you will like the projects simply because of the location, connectivity and the prices. Happy home shopping!

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Dreamz reviews- Strong regulaion on overseas property buy, may boast Indian Infra

The country’s real estate market may get a boost following the central bank’s restrictions on Indians investing in properties abroad.
Rich individuals typically with Rs.10-15 crore set aside for property investments abroad have already begun enquiring about real estate opportunities in India, say property consultants.
To protect the falling value of the rupee, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Wednesday announced measures aimed at moderating capital outflows, following which individuals cannot buy properties abroad under the Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS).

Moreover, the limit for remittances by resident individuals under LRS has been lowered from $200,000 to $75,000 in a fiscal year. In February 2004, RBI under LRS allowed Indians to invest abroad with an initial limit of $50,000, which was raised to $200,000 in September 2007.
“Individuals who were planning to buy international real estate at attractive valuations and planning for their kids’ education and housing abroad will now see such plans challenged,” said Om Ahuja, chief executive officer, residential services, at Jones Lang LaSalle India, a real estate consultancy.
“The investors have already started talking about their change in investment plans,” saidAnuj Nagpal, managing director, investor services, DTZ India, a real estate consultancy.

“This is likely to give some boost to the real estate demand in the country, especially in the premium and luxury segment as these investors are majorly (for) high net worth individuals,” he said.
In recent times, there has been a surge in Indians buying properties in countries such as Dubai, Singapore, Malaysia and the suburbs of London. Indians occupied 2% of new residential buildings in London in 2012, a growth of 0.9% from 2011, according to real estate consultancy Knight Frank.

“The investment split for all overseas buyers is 65% for investment, 33% for education, 2% for a second home. For Indians, second homes may be closer to 5% and (they) had spent an average £1.5 million per unit in the prime market in 2012,” Liam Bailey, global head of residential research at Knight Frank, said in an interview on 17 March.

Investments in overseas markets typically fetch a rental yield of 5-7%, more than the prevailing 1-3% yield in India, according to industry experts.







“The major impact of this policy change could largely be realized in three main asset classes within real estate—serviced apartments, retail and semi-luxury residential in tier 1 cities. The market for all these segments has been subdued for a while and this could be a positive trigger,” said Samir Jasuja, founder and chief executive of PropEquity, a real estate research firm.

Some investors have already started making alternative plans and there will be more demand for assets in residential and commercial properties across geographies within India, say experts.
“Investors would look for places where they get maximum rental yields. Bangalore, Hyderabad and Chennai markets are reasonably priced and would be preferred to Mumbai and Delhi, where the yields are a meagre 2%. Hyderabad residential properties have a yield of 4%,” said Ahuja.
Anand Moorthy, head of real estate services at RBS Financial Services (India) Pvt. Ltd, believes people with Rs.5 crore or more set aside for investments would prefer high rent yielding commercial assets over residential properties.
“Prime residential markets have not had much capital gains in the recent years. So there will be shift in preference for other asset classes. Demand for pre-leased assets such as IT (information technology) parks, warehouses, etc., with a yield of 7-8% is going to increase,” he said.


Source: realtyfact.com/curb-on-overseas-property-buy-may-boost-indian-realty-market/

Reviews on NRI's Indian Real Estate Investment Portfolio Future

Imagine a non-resident Indian (NRI) who shifted money to India two years back when the exchange rate was Rs.44 to a dollar. The Indian rupee has depreciated to Rs.59 per dollar now, leading to a staggering loss of 34%. On the other hand, in the last two years, equity markets have been almost flat, fixed income investment would have grown by 20%, while real estate investments may have appreciated around 25%. The net result is negative return on the investment in almost each asset class. So should NRIs invest in India now? To examine this issue better, we should break the problem into four parts. How is the long-term scenario of the Indian rupee vis-à-vis other currencies? Which are the asset classes that an NRI should invest in? What kind of tax regime is there in the source country? And finally, what is the time horizon for investments?

The currency aspect

The long-term depreciation of the Indian rupee vis-à-vis the dollar has been quite consistent, except for 2000-2009. Because of the differential in interest rates and inflation, the Indian rupee has been consistently depreciating against the dollar. Therefore, assuming that this differential may persist even in the future, one may assume a 2-3% annual depreciation of the Indian rupee over the long term. Of course, the current scenario is more volatile and uncertain because of the global volatility. The dollar has been appreciating against all emerging market currencies. The Indian rupee has been punished more because of the fragile state of our current account deficit. With the possibility of an end of monetary easing or QE3, the dollar may strengthen considering that funds could move out of emerging markets into the US, where interest rates are likely to harden. Therefore, it could make commercial sense to wait for 12 months or so before committing fresh funds to India.

Future prospects of assets

Real estate: As an asset class, real estate has been immensely popular with NRIs in the last few years and rightly so. On an average, a 10-year investment has multiplied the money 6-10 times, irrespective of which part of the country you invested. The market is still holding on to the prices and also seeing moderate appreciation. However, it is highly unlikely that it would generate similar returns in the next 10 years. With the kind of supply that has been built over the past few years combined with astronomical price levels, a significant correction in the near future is highly probable. Therefore, unless one comes across a property or an area that is extremely attractive, real estate is an avoidable asset class.
Fixed income: This asset class has done exceptionally well in the last 2-3 years. With interest rates having reduced a bit, long-term debt funds have given healthy double-digit returns. In order to attract NRI remittance, the government has also removed tax on non-resident external or NRE fixed deposits, making them attractive for conservative NRI investors.

Equities: 

For an investment horizon of 8-10 years, equity markets look to be the best investment destination currently. The Indian stock markets have been almost flat for the last six years after the peak of January 2008. The macro picture of the country has also taken a beating with slowing growth rates and corporate performance. However, experts believe that the gross domestic product or GDP growth rate should bottom out in the next 12 month or so and then start inching upwards. With elections due next year, there could be accelerated policy action from the government so that it leaves behind a positive legacy. Global uncertainty should also even out in the next few years. It has been historically proven that the best time to invest in stock markets is when there is confusion and uncertainty all around. Unfortunately or fortunately, Indian stock markets are getting battered because of both local and global factors. There is high probability that the markets may rally significantly in the next 10 years. To put simply, the earnings growth of the companies comprising Sensex or Nifty is going to be at least above 12%.

Taxation for NRIs play a very important role. For US-based NRIs, investing directly in the stock market or through portfolio management service or PMS is more tax efficient than going through mutual funds (MFs). For NRIs in West Asia, who enjoy tax-free income, MFs are the best choice because of long-term capital gains benefit.

To sum up, one should be wary of exchange rates in the immediate future as the global scenario is volatile. But long-term investment scenario in India is promising.

Source: http://www.livemint.com/Money/bIquLLaUzzCwwY7dekFXCM/Longterm-investment-prospects-still-bright-for-NRIs.html

Remodeling of kitchen - A New Technology By Dreamz Infra

Kitchen remodeling and designing needs good planning and patience.  It includes taking a few decisions that will help one to make them comfortable while cooking.  If one uses the kitchen fully, then they will need a scheme which includes larger cabinets for groceries, cutlery and crockery. For better maneuvering around the kitchen and doing the actually eating, all the kitchen utensils should be placed strategically.

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“L” shaped kitchens provide more work space and storage area, walking distance is minimized and corners of the kitchen can serve as the dining area.

“U” shaped kitchens on the other hand have the most work space and storage area, and less floor area.  If one is having good sturdy and spacious kitchen cabinets, then they could simply freshen up there look with a coat of paint or may be with new cabinet doors.

They should start by choosing the right colour for their kitchen cabinets; the key is to stick to one colour theme.  A predominantly neutral kitchen would also have a few splashes or colors in the form of new cabinets or new model appliances.

One can opt wooden flooring for homier and warmer feel, or they can completely get custom ceramic tiles for practical and functional kitchen flooring and counter-top.

Dreamz Infra has also accustomed this custom kitchen design for the flats, considering Indian women and their age old trouble while cooking. Back pain for the same is not a new trouble which they have been acquainted all long.

Considering all the facts and a need to change the conventional kitchen design, Dreamz Infra has incorporated Height Adjustable kitchen floor technology. Were the kitchen floor would have height adjustable mechanism for easy kitchen top access and taking the cooking experience to all new level.

Height Adjustable Kitchens By Dreamz Infra

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Cost Of Living in Bangalore - OMG!!!

Cost Of Living	Rent Per Month	Min-Maximum
Rent Per Month	Average
Apartment (1 bedroom) Centre of the City	Rs  11,500.00	Rs 8,000.00  to   14,000.00
Apartment (1 bedroom) Outside city (10KM+ radius)	Rs    7,000.00	Rs 5,000.00  to     8,000.00
Apartment (3 bedrooms) in City Centre	Rs   30,000.00	Rs  21,000.00  to 40,000.00
Apartment (3 bedrooms) Outside city (10KM+ radius)	Rs   18,000.00	Rs  13,000.00  to 22,000.00
Buy Apartment Price	Average
Price per Square Meter to Buy Apartment in City Centre	Rs   77,673.69	Rs 55,000.00 to 107,639.10
Price per Square Meter to Buy Apartment Outside of Centre	Rs   37,673.69	Rs 32,291.73  to  43,055.64
Salaries And Financing	Average
Median Monthly Disposable Salary (After Tax)	Rs   35,000.00	Rs 25,000.00 to 50,000.00

The data  (nubeo’s reference) is what we are spending every month, Most of the people will agree with this.

If this is the situation most of us have to just dream about our own house or flat, because we cannot afford for it.

Here we are helping people to find a very good flats at 40% less than the market price,

Dreamz Infra Bangalore are selling flats on this rate.

Book yours to avoid paying reason-less Monthly rent, All must have thought about it but now is the right time for the action.

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Abuses, Review, Complaints, Feedback, Reviews and fraud - All About Dreamz Infra

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There is a saying "We always take credit for the good and attribute the bad to the fate."

- La Fontaine
"It is very easy to Break rather to form"
"Minute to break and takes years to make"

An old gentleman says he had searched a lot for affordable flats in Bangalore as he wanted to buy an apartment and spend the remaining of his life near his daughter’s house with his retirement money. He searched a lot in the websites and found out that all the apartments starts at a range of Rs. 35 lakhs to Rs. 45 lakhs. That was way above his low budget and so he left all his dreams of living the last days near his near and dear ones.

One day, suddenly he came to know about Dreamz from a co-passenger in the train while travelling back to his home town. His past dream somewhere got kindled again and today he is one of the most satisfied customers of Dreamz staying in one of the apartments of Dreamz Infra near his daughter’s house. He is happy along with his daughter and his grandchildren.

Every human endeavor or service serves as a change agent and so is Dreamz Infra a change agent of thousands of people’s lives, within shoe-string budgets. This has not only given them a better quality of life but has improved the happiness Index of their lives, irrespective of their ages, cast, creed and economic conditions.

It is understandable that it is a good work but it is also understandable that every good work in the world had opponents as it hurt other vested interests. There is no greater example of it than Jesus Christ and many other such instances can be quoted.

With the internet technology at hand and at such transperancy at our disposal through the online forums, reviews and social media, it is easier to unite the good spirits and well wishes of people and utilize it for the common good, than rather allowing the good effort to be destroyed in the desert sand of defamation and seclusion.

Instead of blaming and pointing fingers, as it is easy to blame, let us check the information and the reality, ourselves. The old and existing customers of Dreamz Infra are welcome to give their feedbacks, opinions and reviews for the others to know. The others are also welcome to clear their doubts and gain new insight from the people who already have dealt with Dreamz Infra. In this, not only do we help ourselves, but we help Dreamz Infra in making their services better which in turn helps our lives’ quality to be better. Let’s not forget our quality of mind decides our quality of lives and vice versa. Now the choice is ours, whether to destroy or to keep a better planet for the generations to come.