Kumbh Mela, the most happening event for the millions of
devotees across the globe, is currently being held in the recently announced
smart city, Nashik.
Now, this is not only an opportunity for the entrepreneurs and businessmen to boos their business, but
also for the builders and developers in Nashik to showcase their finely crafted
projects, both, residential and commercial.
With the slowdown in the real estaet sector in the recent
years, Kumbh Mela emerges as an exciting opportuinity for the Builders and
Developers to bring their projects in notice of visitors. The pilgrims and
visitors include NRIs and people from different parts of the nation and the
world which gives the real estate professionals a more potential bracket of
buyers and investors for their projects.
This year, about 80 million people would be showing up for
the mega event. The builders and developers have started exploring various
dimensions of advertising to make the most of this opportunity by placing
hoardings and posters of their projects across the city and nearby the Kumbh
location. Since, the supply of residential projects in the market has been up
to the mark but, the demand for these has declined rigorously over past 4-5
years in the city, that has led to many unsold flats and other properties in
the city.
Also, this has become a much debated topic in the industry
recently. Do you think the builders
should reduce the prices of unsold ready possession properties to boost the
real estate industry? Each one of us will have a different reason while
answering this question for or against the topic.
However, if we analyze and observe, the present scenario
serves the purpose of all. A win-win situationf for the buyers who want to buy
property at lesser prices and also, the investor and the builder who want to
generate more income and great return on investments through their projects.
So, do we really feel that reducing prices of the unsold
inventories of the builders will help real estate cope up with the existing
passive situation?
Let us know what you feel. Feedbacks are welcome!