- As the interest rate kept increasing all the years round, the buyers never felt motivated to invest money on real estate properties. RBI took had to take the step of increasing the interest rates to put a control on the rising inflation.
- Rising inflation wavered the budget of the people and left them panting while fulfilling the basic needs, what to think about investing the disposal income on property.
- Recession and debt crisis a common global scenario, has affected the stability and confidence of people employed in the corporate world. The situation of uncertainty and instability has tied the hands of people from investing much and they are relying more on savings.
- The price surge of the real estate property is further adding to the non-interested approach of the buyers. Property prices getting almost doubled over the years and the non-compromising approach of the builders have made the rising graph of the profit in the real estate sector a far-fetched dream.
Amidst this disheartening situation, the Real estate Regulation Bill to be passed in the year 2012 rekindles the hope for a positive change. It is expected that with this bill transparency will be added to the real estate transactions and a shift of people’s interest towards this sector will be seen.
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