A Study the Development the Globalization of Real Estate Sectors
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Feb 1, 2019
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real estate sector, India, housing need, financial and marketing performance, buyers and sellers, home ownership, asset base, real estate market forecasting, important factors, major economic indicators
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In India, many people's sense of pride financial security comes from the ownership of realestate. Every human being has the innate desire or fundamental need to own some land build a home forthemselves. In comparison to other developing countries, India has a comparatively greater housing need.There is increased need for a study of the real estate sector, including its financial and marketingperformance in relation to buyers and sellers. The home is an important part of a family's spending andsaving habits, as well as their asset base. For billions of Indians, buying a home is a once-in-a-lifetimeopportunity. The growth of the real estate sector depends on the findings of this study. This studycontributes significantly to real estate market forecasting. In this study, we take a close look at a numberof important factors that have a bearing on the real estate industry (e.g. other major financial market Major Economic indicators). The current study tried to fill that void by investigating the booming butunder-researched real estate market in India.
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