Here's why investing in property in Mumbai is a good option.

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Here's why Investing in Property in Mumbai is a
good option
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• Property investment is the oldest form of
  investment.
• It is done with a lot of financial planning by
  the property investors as well the property
  buyers.
• Being the most populated city in India, Mumbai
  attracts a lot of people who come here in search
  of some employment opportunities.
• This leads to the need of residential properties
  in Mumbai, which in turn reflects on the real
  estate prices in the city.

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• Property in Mumbai has always been expensive and
  only a handful of the crowd can afford to buy
  property here.
• Mumbai is basically known as the most expensive
  city in India with modern lifestyle and therefore
  people from different parts of the country dream
  of living here.
• Mumbai has a plethora of options for residential
  properties to choose from.
• The prices of 1, 2 and 3 BHK apartments in Mumbai
  vary from area to area.

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• It is a paradise for investors to buy Property in
  Mumbai because it offers a high ROI (Returns on
  Investment) for both the investors and the buyers
  as well.
• This is the main reason why Mumbai acts as a
  magnet for all the real estate investors in
  Mumbai.

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• Currently Mumbai offers a great mix of new
  residential projects and commercial projects
  which are in the development phase.
• The upcoming residential projects and commercial
  projects are going to witness good profits in the
  coming years.
• With new MNCs and brands across all the sectors
  planning to set up base here, which means the
  prices will only appreciate and never depreciate.

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• New rules and regulations that are coming into
  force will help attract more investors in the
  near future.
• The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act,
  2016 (RERA), intends to protect the interests of
  home buyers and enhance transparency in the real
  estate sector.
• The Government of India enacted the Real Estate
  (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 on the
  26th March 2016 and all its provisions came into
  effect from 1st May 2017.

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• The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority
  (MahaRERA) came into existence on May 1, 2017.
• Builders and real estate agents had been given a
  90-day window, to register their new and ongoing
  projects, with the real estate authority, which
  ended on July 31, 2017.
• The RERA will give the Indian real estate
  industry its first regulator.
• The most positive aspect of this Act is that it
  provides a unified legal regime for the purchase
  of flats apartments, etc., and seeks to
  standardise the practice across the country.

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