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The digitalization of government agencies has streamlined real estate transactions, making services such as obtaining information, submitting forms, and filing complaints available online.
Online portals like services.india.gov.in and state government websites offer a range of services such as obtaining building permits and paying property tax. Public property records and other useful data, such as valuation information and property services, can also be found online. Checking the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) portal for registered projects and agents is beneficial when buying apartments. Verification and valuation of properties can also be facilitated through online platforms. A good news for Shanders and Indian Real Estate Market

Property Services Digitized in India

At Shanders we like to be updated with the current real estate market trends and technology. Read the below Article from Meera Siva to know the current digitalization of real estate services in India.

Real estate transactions are complicated and involve long process and delays. But with many Government agencies going digital, getting information such as circle rates, submitting forms, making payments or filing complaints has moved online. In general, registration, transfers and mutations, duty payments, record modifications, verifications and reporting can now be done online. While property is a State subject with varying rules and fees, one portal to get started is services.india.gov.in; you will find “Housing and Property” under “Electricity, Water and Local Services”.

This lists links to State and City departments and their various online services — such as obtaining building permits and paying property tax. You can also look at State Government websites such as eservices.tn.gov.in in Tamil Nadu for a comprehensive list of their online services.

Finding information about properties has also become easier through online platforms. Public property records can be accessed online, providing insights into legal and ownership issues.

Some websites allow you to view certain data without requiring specific reference information.

Karnataka.gov.in offers various property-related data once you provide reference information like survey numbers, including Record of Rights, Tenancy and Crops for agricultural land, mutation register, and status.

In Tamil Nadu, you can view Patta Copy, A-Register Extract, and extract from the Town Survey Land Register (TSLR) document by entering the survey number, location, taluk, and block.

Verification and valuation of properties are also facilitated through online platforms. Some states offer additional property information for verification purposes. In West Bengal, you can check land records to determine whether a specific land is privately owned or owned by the government.

When buying apartments, it is beneficial to check the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) portal for your state. The RERA portal lists registered projects and agents, including information about filed complaints and their current status, which can be helpful in dealing with developers or avoiding problematic areas.

How to Buy a Plot of Land in Bengaluru

Buying a plot of land in Bengaluru can be a daunting task, but with the right information and planning, it can be a smooth and rewarding process.

1. Do your research

The first step to buying a plot of land is to do your research. This includes understanding the different types of land available, the different areas of Bengaluru, and the current market conditions.

2. Choose the right location

Once you have a general idea of what you are looking for, it is time to start choosing a location. There are many factors to consider when choosing a location, such as the proximity to schools, hospitals, and other amenities, as well as the future development potential of the area.

3. Find a reputable developer

If you are buying a plot of land in a development, it is important to find a reputable developer. This means doing your research and checking the developer’s track record.

4. Get everything in writing

Once you have found a plot of land and a developer that you are happy with, it is important to get everything in writing. This includes the purchase agreement, the building plans, and the terms of payment.

5. Be prepared for the unexpected

No matter how much research you do, there is always the possibility of something unexpected happening. This is why it is important to be prepared for the unexpected. This includes having a contingency plan in case the market takes a downturn or the developer goes out of business.

Shanders

Shanders is a leading real estate developer in Bengaluru. They have a wide range of plots of land available in different areas of the city. Shanders also offers a unique opportunity to buy a plot and villa at the price of a 3BHK apartment.

Investing in a plot of land is a secure investment that can be customized to fit your exact needs. Shanders projects have all the necessary government and statutory approvals, and offer speedy home loans. The real estate market in Bengaluru is divided into three concentric rings, and no matter where you are located, there is a plot of land available at the right price.

Shanders also offers the unique opportunity to buy a plot and villa at the price of a 3BHK apartment. With all the necessary approvals and speedy home loans, Shanders offers the perfect opportunity to invest in a secure and customizable plot of land. The Real Estate Division of Shanders was established to solve the housing needs of the migrant, urban middle class.

Also read this article for further details on property prices across Bengaluru.

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