whats hapening in amaravathi and should you invest in it?

[snoww]

How much did the prices raised in last 3 years ? Capitol announcement vachaka overnight 20-50 times raise chesaru prices konni places lo.

My cousin bought a plot in Rajamundry during hype. it is not even 50% rate now. 

[idibezwada]

Just now, snoww said:

How much did the prices raised in last 3 years ? Capitol announcement vachaka overnight 20-50 times raise chesaru prices konni places lo.

My cousin bought a plot in Rajamundry during hype. it is not even 50% rate now. 

20-50 times aa..ante 1lakh undedi 50 lakhs ayinda..mee cousinni evado baffonni chesadu

[JambaKrantu]

ETV video 

Please publish ABN video as well.. 

[ARYA]

Good Analysis and explaination by Cherukuri uncle...I personally feel that we have to wait until elections, present situtation YCP ki konchem edge undi ani political analysts antunnaru..so its kind of tricky, jaganal anna vaste I am sure he might be changing what cbn proposed..kharma kali GodPk king maker ite em avtundo kuda seppalem

[snoww]

3 minutes ago, idibezwada said:

20-50 times aa..ante 1lakh undedi 50 lakhs ayinda..mee cousinni evado baffonni chesadu

Kamal Prasad, Founder, www.telugurealestate.in

Answered Apr 5, 2016

 

 

For last 2 years land rates have skyrocketed in Amaravathi region. All most all the villages  that come under the capital region have seen the land rates zoomed 20 -50 times of their original prices in 2013-14. There has been a lot of speculative buying happened in this area expecting a beautiful cosmopolitan city of Amaravathi will be built with in no time. The media and politicians have played their roles very well in marketing the new capital city.

But the big question is can we Invest there now?

My straight answer is NO.  It is the common sense that really matters.

1. I could not buy when the land rates were 10-20 lks /acre I really feel bad for  that. But now I need 2-5 crores to buy the same land.  If I invest now, will my 2-5 crore investment become 10 crores in coming few years?  I seriously doubt it. In fact I would have sold my property by now if I had bought a land in the AP capital area, I would have  taken out the profits and moved back to Hyderabad or  some other districts where property prices have seen 30-50% correction.
2. I sense there is a lot of venom in the Real Estate market in the mask of  AP Capital Amaravathi, let us give some time to the real estate market in this region to purify itself from that venom(speculation,abnormal  hype by media) then only we can take an investment decision.
3. A person who ran very fast with unexpected speed, will definitely have to stop and take rest for enough time, then only he can start his next run.  Same is the case with real estate market in Amaravathi, AP Capital. It has to stop its speculative run on its own, take rest for few years, flush out all its venom called over hype, match with reality. Then it can start its next run.
4. So what i do is I will preserve my money, wait for a correction in price or time. When I find a property which provides me a "value for money"  then I will have no doubts to invest in AP's new capital Amaravathi.
5. Finally I would like to quote "Market follows the Law of equilibrium". No human being or external force  can control the market, if at all the market is controlled by some external forces or human beings it is only temporary. The Market will re-adjust itself towards its equilibrium just like the earth adjusts during earthquakes.

[Navyandhra]

near in future amaravathi lo plot konalante bangaram avthadhi.  5 years lo ..gajaniki 1 lakh avthadhani trade pandithulu chepthunnaru

[idibezwada]

5 minutes ago, Navyandhra said:

near in future amaravathi lo plot konalante bangaram avthadhi.  5 years lo ..gajaniki 1 lakh avthadhani trade pandithulu chepthunnaru

nuvvu vintunavga..alane septaru..lol

[Navyandhra]

Just now, idibezwada said:

nuvvu vintunavga..alane septaru..lol

its real man..amaravathi ki vocchina companies list chusi mathipothundhi. CBN malli vosthe singapore ni dhatipoddi

[ARYA]

7 minutes ago, Navyandhra said:

near in future amaravathi lo plot konalante bangaram avthadhi.  5 years lo ..gajaniki 1 lakh avthadhani trade pandithulu chepthunnaru

nee yavva 

[Idassamed]

24 minutes ago, ARYA said:

nee yavva 

[idibezwada]

43 minutes ago, Navyandhra said:

its real man..amaravathi ki vocchina companies list chusi mathipothundhi. CBN malli vosthe singapore ni dhatipoddi

ekkadiki pothadi daati?

[tables]

1 hour ago, Audi4590 said:

 

srikakulam paina chinna tip undi...enti adi?

[Einstein_Chowdary]

2 minutes ago, tables said:

srikakulam paina chinna tip undi...enti adi?

aa tip unna place lo SBZ allot chesaru (Special Bakaras Zone).

aa special chunk of land ku oka side Airport, inko side Metro-Hyperloop, inko side Giga-IT Park, other side ocean kabatti fisheries industry development zone having employment potential to 420 million people.

[ARYA]

11 minutes ago, tables said:

srikakulam paina chinna tip undi...enti adi?

jerking off point anta...

[idibezwada]

1 hour ago, snoww said:

Kamal Prasad, Founder, www.telugurealestate.in

Answered Apr 5, 2016

 

 

For last 2 years land rates have skyrocketed in Amaravathi region. All most all the villages  that come under the capital region have seen the land rates zoomed 20 -50 times of their original prices in 2013-14. There has been a lot of speculative buying happened in this area expecting a beautiful cosmopolitan city of Amaravathi will be built with in no time. The media and politicians have played their roles very well in marketing the new capital city.

But the big question is can we Invest there now?

My straight answer is NO.  It is the common sense that really matters.

1. I could not buy when the land rates were 10-20 lks /acre I really feel bad for  that. But now I need 2-5 crores to buy the same land.  If I invest now, will my 2-5 crore investment become 10 crores in coming few years?  I seriously doubt it. In fact I would have sold my property by now if I had bought a land in the AP capital area, I would have  taken out the profits and moved back to Hyderabad or  some other districts where property prices have seen 30-50% correction.
2. I sense there is a lot of venom in the Real Estate market in the mask of  AP Capital Amaravathi, let us give some time to the real estate market in this region to purify itself from that venom(speculation,abnormal  hype by media) then only we can take an investment decision.
3. A person who ran very fast with unexpected speed, will definitely have to stop and take rest for enough time, then only he can start his next run.  Same is the case with real estate market in Amaravathi, AP Capital. It has to stop its speculative run on its own, take rest for few years, flush out all its venom called over hype, match with reality. Then it can start its next run.
4. So what i do is I will preserve my money, wait for a correction in price or time. When I find a property which provides me a "value for money"  then I will have no doubts to invest in AP's new capital Amaravathi.
5. Finally I would like to quote "Market follows the Law of equilibrium". No human being or external force  can control the market, if at all the market is controlled by some external forces or human beings it is only temporary. The Market will re-adjust itself towards its equilibrium just like the earth adjusts during earthquakes.

capitallo 5C ekkado cheppamanu vedni mundu