‘The apartment I live in is roughly worth Rs 7.5-8 crore. If I were to buy that apartment and I had to leverage, let’s say, 70 percent of it, Rs 6 crore loan would be Rs 6-7 lakh per month of EMI, which is like four times my rental cost,’ Shantanu Deshpande said.
The article provides valuable insights into the rental market trends in some of India’s largest cities. The data suggests a robust recovery and growth in rental yields post-Covid, making these cities attractive for real estate investors. Bengaluru’s exceptional growth in rental yield is particularly noteworthy and indicates strong market dynamics in the city. Investors looking for steady rental income might consider these cities, with a particular focus on Bengaluru for its highest yield and growth rate.
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