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While property markets in various Indian metros brace themselves for an oncoming correction, Bangalore's residential property rates are not about to drop. According to a report released by property consultants Cushman & Wakefield, the city has witnessed a stabilisation in prices of homes with the residential rates across the city have recorded a growth of less than 10 per cent in the last year.
No wonder real estate developers are unwilling to give in to the latest slump.
RBI has lowered risk weightage for loans upto Rs 30 lakh, from Rs 20 lakhs.
Sources say DLF was the second highest bidder at Rs 1.17 lakh per square metre.
Do new tax slabs mean more money in hands? What are the actual benefits?
Customers will soon be able to use ATMs free of cost for any kind of transactions.
While 78 per cent of the households are aware of life insurance, only 24 per cent households own a life insurance policy.
Govt wants postal and rural life insurance schemes to bring better returns.
The FM urged public sector banks to cut interest rates for loans of less than Rs 20 lakhs.
Only 13 out of 63 families in Dorli village qualify for the govt's loan waiver.
Many feel that now money may stop flowing into purchase homes.
Land mafia in Dehradun is slowly taking over forests and orchards in the valley.
Non-metro residents get tax exemption of 40% of basic salary as HRA.
The exemption is to the tune of Rs 800 a month on conveyance allowance.
