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  Buying a house is the most important financial decision any person can take in their life. You take every after carefully examining the pros and cons of doing that thing if it is related to your house. After all it will be the place where you will seek your peace, comfort and happiness. Our home plays a crucial role in all of our life. But buying a house is not as easy as it seems especially today when everyone wants to own a place for themselves. Something that makes this decision even more tough and tedious is when you are going to buy a house in a totally new and different city, especially when that city is Bangalore, the “Silicon valley of India”. Bangalore is such a beautiful city in India that most of the people want to get relocated to Bangalore because of its amazing weather, well who doesn’t loves a weather like that. But you also cannot ignore the fact that the population of this city is one of the highest which ultimately makes the cost of living higher. Now you must hav

  The Silicon valley of India- “Bangalore!” is a city you would love to live. The megacity of India. If you are getting relocated to Bangalore, then cheer up, you are going to love this place for sure! As it is one of the most historical and happening cities in India. Bangalore is the most demanding city for job-seekers in India. And that is also the one of the reasons behind its name- The Silicon valley of India. Because of its high demand the population of Bangalore is over 12 million. Oh! Don’t worry this is not to scare but just to tell you that this city has much more to offer than you can think of. The two most favourite reasons for which most of the people are relocating to Bangalore are its lovely whether and cosmopolitan culture. Bangalore is located at an elevation of 900m on the Deccan Plateau, making its altitude higher. No place can be better than Bangalore for relocation. But before you start imagining your dream house and get busy with the cumbersome and tedious task o

  Maxworth Realty Reviews - India's flexible space stock is expected to grow by 10-15% year-on-year from the current 36 million sq ft in the next three years, according to a report by CBRE. The report highlights that as of Q1 2021, Bengaluru holds a flex stock of 11.6 million sq ft which is the maximum in the country, followed by Delhi-NCR at 6.6 million sq ft and Hyderabad at 5.7 million sq ft. While these cities, along with Mumbai will continue to see further demand, cities such as Pune and Chennai are also expected to see an increase in the demand for flex in the coming years. In 2020 alone, more than 75,000 seats were leased in Flex Space across India. Anshuman Magazine, President, India and South-East Asia, Middle East and Africa, CBRE, said, “The pandemic impacted the way businesses operate and their overall strategies. Businesses are evaluating new working models that keep workplace flexibility at the centre, balancing employee benefits and business profitability. These mod