Decoding Bangalore's Real Estate Secrets! Don't Buy a Flat Until You Hear THIS! 

Nice one, keep going. Good content and decently explained . This may not answer most of the questions for new home buyer(in-experienced), but definitely helps get started. I must say, Coffee with ..... times gone, Beer with .... has started, that was cool. :D Thanks

Being a localite, few corrections. Whitefield is part of east Bengaluru. South Bengaluru is something like Jayanagar, Banashankari, JP nagar, Basavanagudi etc

Rental yield of 6.67% is nonsense.. It's assumed a person has 45 lakhs and is not taking a loan to buy a 1 BHK House !! Also, i don't see 1BHK options near to ORR for 45 lakhs.. Video is misleading !!

The good part is - scouting a property is very very important. However, this is typical problem with hosts earning in crores. He said, per square feet rate in Bengaluru is 10,000 sqft further he mentioned that properties are sold at launch. However, don't know how my poor IT fellow get good property with all amenities near 5K sqft. Not one, but many that in Bellandur, Marathalli.But they spent 3-4 years in it. Right timing is very important. We are in tech recession with lakhs of layoff happening every year. 10 years back - I have been told that rent will cross 1 Lakh for 2BHK. It never happened. Remote jobs are big game changer, all talent will get remote jobs in 4-5 years. You can see actual transaction registry prices in 99acres.

This guy is a straight shooter! nice catch on the twenties comment!

1st time seeing a boy speaks more than girl. Girl has to improve a lot in hosting and boy in his real estate knowledge.

this video is Completely related to kids living in sarjapur... who never crossed koramangala to see bangalore city : exclude bangalore word from audio replace it with koramangala,,,viewers can check themself rent near kengeri is less than 12k for 3bhk

Nice informative interview. Good luck and cheers 😀

Great Informative video, forget the comments from nitpicking people, stay positive ! Good luck to the channel !

This is so amazing Rashmi, quite insightful.

Yield didn't cover other maintenance expenditure, no rent months. Being bangalorean I see very hard to sell more than 5 years apartments. On a fair side, please include ROI on loan (8-9%), If I invest it in FD+MF+longer commitment. Please include slides and fair comparison rather than align one side and sell the property.

The guy needs to get his geography right. South is not Whitefield it's Electronic City and Bannerghatta areas like Jigni, Anekal, etc..

COOL

The host is like a blank slate which makes these videos a learning journey.

I liked "okayyyyy...." 😂

maintain voice clarity...issue with mic

You can haggle the prices if you have good connections with the builder. Like I got close to 17% discount on a range of plots (in Sarjapur) I purchased over a year back from one of the top builders in Bangalore! 🤷🏻‍♂️

Whitefield - East Electronic City - South

Miss Teenager, majority of people buying flats in Bangalore are in 20's. And when you are young, you don't have to point it out, be young at heart & mind.

It is saturated city now, water shortage along with traffic congestion and weather shift will only make it worse.

Interviewer is high😅

Wasted 40 mint of this video with knowing all that people already know

Rental yield of 6.67%. Are we really talking about hebbal and Outer Ring Road area😅😅😅

Rashmi ji Wooooooooow cute face

i am the only one whose not hearing anything after 18 mins or so.. lol

Audio mono ho Gaya beech mein

This is like khane ke pehle haath dhona chahiye and khana plate mein parosna chahiye ..uske baad kha sakte ho .. Boring and puerile

Yaar this is such a common information and boring conversation

Auction sale is bank auction. Its not govt selling land

Beware of tenants from hell the number is growing exponentially !

Madam is in her 20s 😂😂😂 At that point only I lost interest in u. Think before u say something on camera. After 22 guys complete BTech. After 29-30 they start earning good and start saving something then only people think of buying FLAT. So it should be 30s-40s . But madam is in 10-20 bracket😅 Papa ki Pari 😅

Har koi expert sound karna chahta hi bas aik 🎤 hona chaiye

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This guy doesn't know much about Bangalore !!

Anchor doesn’t know English very well and it is sounding borderline irritating

What nonsense knowledge he is talking. For 45 lacs, 8 lacs for basic interior! And for the house that is for rent purpose.. Is he even real!!

Geez talk about a little knowledge is a dangerous thing …better get yourself a local agent than listening to this guy 😅

NONSENSE VIDEO THESE PPL HAVE NO IDEA ON REAL ESTATE ON GROUND LEVEL ...KOLKATA GUY TALKING REAL ESTATE IN BLR..CRAZY FKIN JOKE

First of all its Bengaluru not Bangalore.. Also when you have conversation in English video dont mix with hindi.. It makes more unprofessional way of presentation and debate..

What an absolute waste of time. A bunch of BS without any value

It’s not Bangalore, it’s bengaluru.. more you pronounce it correctly it means you know it properly!

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Appropriate title for the summary:** "Navigating Bangalore Real Estate: Insights from a Financial Analyst" Concise summary of the video content:** The video features Mohit Bagri, a chartered financial analyst with 13 years of experience in real estate, discussing key aspects of buying property in Bangalore. He covers topics such as the decision to buy a home, factors influencing the choice of location, research methods, and considerations for both residential and commercial investments. Key highlights or important points covered in the video:** - The decision to buy a home involves a balance between sentimental attachment and economic considerations. - Factors like budget, location preference, and neighborhood play a crucial role in the home-buying process. - Research is essential, and buyers can choose between local brokers and institutional brokers for assistance. - Mohit emphasizes the importance of understanding the locality, citing examples of active areas in Bangalore. - The discussion extends to rental yields, with Mohit mentioning that 1BHK apartments can offer attractive returns, especially in growing areas like Sarjapur. - Mohit explains the process of home ownership, including budget considerations, loan cycles, and the impact of increased guidance values in Karnataka. - The video touches on commercial real estate, exploring options like investing in grade A office spaces with stable lease rental income. - Mohit briefly mentions the concept of auction sales for properties, highlighting the need for thorough legal scrutiny when considering such deals. - The role of lawyers is emphasized when authenticating property deals, especially in cases like auction sales. - Mohit also discusses the role of real estate articles, market news, and direct dealings with developers in the property-buying process. Conclusion or key takeaways:** Mohit Bagri provides valuable insights for individuals navigating the real estate market in Bangalore. From the importance of balancing sentiment and economics to practical advice on research, budgeting, and investment choices, viewers gain a comprehensive understanding of the considerations involved in buying both residential and commercial properties. Purport:** The video aims to empower viewers with knowledge about the real estate market in Bangalore, offering practical tips and considerations for making informed decisions when buying property.

He is a duffer in real estate..

Beware of tenants from hell the number is growing exponentially !