A Comment on housing prices stagnating in major cities

My Comment on an article "Investors' pain becomes buyers' gain as housing prices stagnate" published in the economictimes.com Dated 10/05/2016 at 10:30 pm.


"I think Pune and Hyderabad have good prospects for IT sector development. Whereas Mumbai and Delhi have reached their saturation points and there is no further scope for development. That can be one major reason for a great demand and price appreciation in Pune and Hyderabad realty prices".

A Comment on HDFC Chief's statement to bring down Realty Prices

My Comment on an article "Realty Prices may come down if Corruption is reined in: HDFC Chief" published in Economic Times dated 28/12/2013 at 3:50 pm.


It is nothing new stated by Mr.Pareekh. 

If corruption comes down, any thing can be achieved. No need to tell this again and again. Any one can say such things. 

But eradicating corruption is a big task and all should work for it. Not a single party or a single man can do this. It is a collective task. Each member of the society should determine and work for it--- from bureaucrats to common man and all.

A Comment on Impact of Elections on People

My comment on an article published in Economic Times "Elections 2014: Realty sector struggles with labour shortage" Dated 14/12/2013 at 11:15 am.

"General elections create many problems. This one is not so much important as compared to the many other serious problems posed by our people during election periods and aftermath. 

Many projects get lingered and daily wagers do not find enough work to earn their living. 

All government departments focus their attention on elections and other works get postponed. 

After elections are over, the inflation flares up and all commodities go out of reach of common man. It may take much time to recover from the huge burden of elections."

A Comment on An Article "Paupers And Princes of Realty: How Gurgaon is Land of Both Crorepatis and Cowherds

My comment on an article in Economic Times " Paupers and Princes Of Realty" published on 17/02/2013 at 5 pm.

  People should be clever enough to reap fortunes out of circumstances like Kanwar who has made 20 crores out of the 38 lac he earned by sale of his farm land where as the other one spent all his money earned and became a pauper. Realty sector is really fortune maker for some people whereas it was a doom for others.


A further comment on same topic as a clarfication/reply to some comment:

 You see even if it was only 60 lac  all of it could not be spent for debt. A farmer can not have so much debt. Debts can be upto 10 lac or so. So it implies that he must have spent money for fulfilling lavish desires and irrelevant purposes. So he was not prudent.



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