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Mixed DevelopmentAddressBox: Revolutionizing Property Transactions with the Power of Hybrid Real Estate
The property market in Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar stands at fascinating crossroads. On one side lies a boom in real estate development; new projects, luxury towers, and smart townships mushrooming across the cities. On the other lies a growing frustration among buyers and sellers who find themselves stuck in a maze of listings, half-closed negotiations, and delayed deals.It's a contradiction: an abundance of inventory, yet a shortage of successful transactions. The result is what many in the sector are now calling a "deal deadlock", a widening gap between what's available and what actually sells.This is precisely the problem that AddressBox, Gujarat's own hybrid real estate platform, has stepped forward to solve. By integrating the efficiency of digital tools with the insight of human expertise, AddressBox is bridging the trust deficit in one of India's most dynamic property markets.A Market Caught Between Two ExtremesThe Indian real estate ecosystem has long oscillated between two ineffective models. On the one hand, there are the traditional brokers, often dependent on traditional practices, operating with limited transparency, and charging high commissions without guaranteeing closure. On the other, there are the purely online listing portals, which, while convenient, often leave buyers and sellers stranded after the initial search.For home seekers and investors, this translates into countless hours of browsing through listings of uncertain authenticity and struggling with the complexities of verification and paperwork. For property owners, it means waiting endlessly for genuine inquiries, navigating price mismatches, and coping with a lack of buyer commitment."For most people, buying a home is deeply emotional, yet the process often feels mechanical and confusing," says Pankaj Modi, Founder of AddressBox. "We saw a huge gap between convenience and confidence. Our goal was to merge both and to make property buying and selling not just simpler, but also more trustworthy."AddressBox: The Best of Both WorldsAddressBox is reshaping that experience by offering a hybrid model that brings together digital accessibility and personal assistance. The platform hosts 2 lakh+ verified listings, each screened for accuracy, ensuring that buyers never waste time on misleading or duplicate properties.But the real innovation lies in its Personal Property Manager service; a one-on-one expert who assists customers from the moment they start searching to the time they sign the dotted line, all at zero cost. This unique human layer ensures clarity in negotiations, guidance in documentation, and confidence in every step of the transaction.By balancing advanced technology with personalized service, AddressBox ensures that clients never have to choose between convenience and care; they get both.Local Insight. Genuine Support. Real Results.Real estate is uniquely local, fueled by neighborhoods, micro-markets, and changing community trends. Understanding this, AddressBox has developed a rich familiarity with Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar's realty pulse; from new residential corridors to future infrastructure areas.Whether it's a family looking for their first apartment in Gota or a businessperson searching for investment opportunities in the coveted GIFT City, AddressBox's team offers data-driven recommendations based on local knowledge.Transparency is the core of its business, so no surprise hidden fees, no fine print tricks, and no overcharged commissions will come in your way. What clients see is what they get, and this makes trust the core of every transaction.Our promise is simple, we have zero hidden costs and 100% verified listings," notes Pankaj Modi. "When people trust the process, deals happen faster. That's why our mission begins with transparency"Transforming the Buyer and Seller JourneyFor buyers, AddressBox eliminates the biggest uncertainties of authenticity, value, and process. Verified properties, professional hand-holding, and transparent communication turn a stressful purchase into a smooth experience.For sellers, the advantage lies in faster turnaround and better match quality. With a verified buyer network and dedicated managers actively facilitating negotiations, sellers experience shorter wait times and greater assurance of fair pricing.The result is a win-win: quicker deals, happier clients, and an overall boost in confidence across Gujarat's real estate ecosystem.Real Stories, Real ImpactTake the example of a young working couple in Ahmedabad, eager to buy their first home. After weeks of browsing multiple online sites filled with repetitive and unreliable listings, they turned to AddressBox. Their property manager quickly shortlisted genuine options, scheduled viewings that suited their work hours, and guided them through the negotiation and documentation process. Within a few weeks, they had not only found their home but done so without paying a single rupee in brokerage.Stories like these are increasingly common as AddressBox continues to redefine how property seekers experience buying and selling. Each client's success reinforces the brand's growing reputation as Gujarat's most trusted hybrid property partner.Redefining Real Estate for a Growing GujaratThe twin cities of Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar are witnessing rapid transformation which is powered by IT parks, new universities, and large-scale infrastructure investments. With new developments arriving faster than ever, it's easy for the market to lose focus on what really matters: connecting genuine buyers with genuine sellers efficiently.AddressBox understands that growth without ease of transaction serves no one. Its mission is to make property dealings simpler, faster, and more transparent by ensuring that development translates into real opportunities for every participant in the market.The Future Is HybridThe challenges faced by today's property buyers and sellers aren't unique to Gujarat, they reflect a global shift in consumer expectations. People no longer want to choose between a faceless digital portal and an unreliable middleman; they want a seamless combination of both.By bringing together the speed of technology and the assurance of human intelligence, AddressBox has not only solved a present-day crisis but also set the benchmark for the future of real estate transactions.In a market long dominated by promises, AddressBox stands out by delivering on three enduring principles: trust, transparency, and transformation.About AddressBoxAddressBox is a hybrid real estate platform operating across Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar. With a database of over 2 lakh verified properties, zero-cost personal property managers, and a commitment to transparent transactions, it simplifies property buying and selling for both consumers and developers. AddressBox continues to redefine the real estate experience with one verified deal at a time.
Savitar Realty
25 Nov 2025
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Mixed DevelopmentAhmedabad Real Estate Scam: Businessman Rakesh Lahoti Files FIR Against Builder
Ahmedabad Real Estate Scam: Businessman Rakesh Lahoti Files FIR Against BuilderAhmedabad-based businessman Rakesh Lahoti has filed a formal FIR ‘exposing a multi-crore property scam’ allegedly by builder Kamlesh Gondalia, his family members, and associated firms. The complaint, lodged at the DCP Crime Office in Gaikwad Haveli, alleged ‘activities involving forged documents, repeated property sales, financial misrepresentation, and criminal breach of trust’.According to the FIR, between 2019 and 2025, Rakesh Lahoti, through his companies Clearsky Tradelink LLP and Rakesh Investment Co., entered into legally executed Agreements to Sale with Kamlesh Gondalia and his family for the purchase of high-value properties across Ahmedabad and Kheda districts.These included six flats in Takshashila Elegna (Ellisbridge), land parcels in Nayka, Kheda (Survey Nos. 390–397), a bungalow in Ambli (Final Plot No. 21, TP 215), and two flats in Treasure Enclave, Bopal (Units B-19 and B-20).Lahoti alleges that despite making 100 pc payment for these properties, possession was never handed over, nor were ownership documents executed in his favour.“Instead, investigations revealed that the properties were falsely shown as “unbooked” on the RERA portal, while internal family transfers and fresh transactions were conducted by the Gondalia group to mortgage or resell the same assets to other unsuspecting buyers and financial institutions,” he adds.In June 2025, in a desperate attempt to cover up the scam, Kamlesh Gondalia allegedly transferred Rs 3 crore into Lahoti’s bank account, falsely terming it as a “loan repayment,” says the FIR. This, Lahoti says, was a sham transaction intended to disguise the fraud and forcibly “close” the deals.Upon confrontation, Lahoti claims Gondalia issued threats and attempted to intimidate him by filing false counter-complaints. The FIR cites serious violations under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), 2023, including Sections 111, 316, 318(4), 321, 223, 329 and 336, which pertain to cheating, forgery, criminal breach of trust, and organised financial crime.Lahoti has claimed to have submitted substantial documentary evidence, including registered agreements, bank transfer records, and legal notices, to the Crime Detection Branch, the Commissioner of Police, and RERA authorities. He has demanded that the police register a full-scale investigation into the ‘fraudulent’ network run by Kamlesh Gondalia and his associates.“This is not just a breach of contract; it is a calculated fraud. We were shown dreams of legitimate ownership and transparent dealings. Instead, the Gondalia family took our money, betrayed our trust, and used every trick to deny us what’s rightfully ours. This is not business, this is daylight robbery,” Lahoti said.Lahoti has demanded that the Office of DCP Crime take swift action by freezing all disputed properties to prevent further alienation. He has also urged RERA and financial institutions to conduct a forensic audit of all projects linked to Kamlesh Gondalia and his family.“This is a textbook case of organised property fraud. If such builders are not stopped, ordinary citizens will lose faith in the real estate system itself,” added Lahoti.
Savitar Realty
31 Oct 2025
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26 Sep 2025
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In MLA Style, referring to the works of others in your text is done using parenthetical citations. This method involves providing relevant source information in parentheses whenever a sentence uses a quotation or paraphrase. Usually, the simplest way to do this is to put all of the source information in parentheses at the end of the sentence (i.e., just before the period). However, as the examples below will illustrate, there are situations where it makes sense to put the parenthetical elsewhere in the sentence, or even to leave information out.General GuidelinesThe source information required in a parenthetical citation depends (1) upon the source medium (e.g. print, web, DVD) and (2) upon the source’s entry on the Works Cited page.Any source information that you provide in-text must correspond to the source information on the Works Cited page. More specifically, whatever signal word or phrase you provide to your readers in the text must be the first thing that appears on the left-hand margin of the corresponding entry on the Works Cited page.In-text citations: Author-page styleMLA format follows the author-page method of in-text citation. This means that the author's last name and the page number(s) from which the quotation or paraphrase is taken must appear in the text, and a complete reference should appear on your Works Cited page. The author's name may appear either in the sentence itself or in parentheses following the quotation or paraphrase, but the page number(s) should always appear in the parentheses, not in the text of your sentence. For example:Wordsworth stated that Romantic poetry was m
Savitar Realty
14 Aug 2025
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Mixed DevelopmentBeyond Square Footage: How Luxury Real Estate In India Is Being Redefined
Adil Altaf, managing director of Trinity, said, “The latest Knight Frank-NAREDCO report signals a vital recovery for Delhi NCR’s real estate in Q2 2025. The region’s sentiment score jumped from 48 in Q1 to 55 in Q2, driven by improving infrastructure and strong demand for premium homes above Rs 1 crore. Improved infrastructure, easier borrowing conditions, and a renewed sense of optimism among homebuyers and developers are key reasons behind this positive shift. At ground level, families are seeking quality living with better amenities, and developers are stepping a notch to meet these expectations."Rakesh Malhotra, founder and chairman of PRIME Developments, said, “Knight Frank’s Q2 2025 findings highlight renewed momentum in Delhi NCR’s housing market, especially for residences priced over Rs 1 crore. The region has seen a decisive shift, with upbeat sentiment and a deliberate focus on the premium segment across select micro-markets. Developers are more confident today, thanks to falling interest rates and a collaborative focus with financial institutions. People are looking for homes that match with their evolving lifestyles. The palpable sense of recovery and forward thinking is energising the entire region’s property sector."Adil Altaf, managing director of Trinity, said, “The latest Knight Frank-NAREDCO report signals a vital recovery for Delhi NCR’s real estate in Q2 2025. The region’s sentiment score jumped from 48 in Q1 to 55 in Q2, driven by improving infrastructure and strong demand for premium homes above Rs 1 crore. Improved infrastructure, easier borrowing conditions, and a renewed sense of optimism among homebuyers and developers are key reasons behind this positive shift. At ground level, families are seeking quality living with better amenities, and developers are stepping a notch to meet these expectations."Rakesh Malhotra, founder and chairman of PRIME Developments, said, “Knight Frank’s Q2 2025 findings highlight renewed momentum in Delhi NCR’s housing market, especially for residences priced over Rs 1 crore. The region has seen a decisive shift, with upbeat sentiment and a deliberate focus on the premium segment across select micro-markets. Developers are more confident today, thanks to falling interest rates and a collaborative focus with financial institutions. People are looking for homes that match with their evolving lifestyles. The palpable sense of recovery and forward thinking is energising the entire region’s property sector."Adil Altaf, managing director of Trinity, said, “The latest Knight Frank-NAREDCO report signals a vital recovery for Delhi NCR’s real estate in Q2 2025. The region’s sentiment score jumped from 48 in Q1 to 55 in Q2, driven by improving infrastructure and strong demand for premium homes above Rs 1 crore. Improved infrastructure, easier borrowing conditions, and a renewed sense of optimism among homebuyers and developers are key reasons behind this positive shift. At ground level, families are seeking quality living with better amenities, and developers are stepping a notch to meet these expectations."Rakesh Malhotra, founder and chairman of PRIME Developments, said, “Knight Frank’s Q2 2025 findings highlight renewed momentum in Delhi NCR’s housing market, especially for residences priced over Rs 1 crore. The region has seen a decisive shift, with upbeat sentiment and a deliberate focus on the premium segment across select micro-markets. Developers are more confident today, thanks to falling interest rates and a collaborative focus with financial institutions. People are looking for homes that match with their evolving lifestyles. The palpable sense of recovery and forward thinking is energising the entire region’s property sector."Adil Altaf, managing director of Trinity, said, “The latest Knight Frank-NAREDCO report signals a vital recovery for Delhi NCR’s real estate in Q2 2025. The region’s sentiment score jumped from 48 in Q1 to 55 in Q2, driven by improving infrastructure and strong demand for premium homes above Rs 1 crore. Improved infrastructure, easier borrowing conditions, and a renewed sense of optimism among homebuyers and developers are key reasons behind this positive shift. At ground level, families are seeking quality living with better amenities, and developers are stepping a notch to meet these expectations."Rakesh Malhotra, founder and chairman of PRIME Developments, said, “Knight Frank’s Q2 2025 findings highlight renewed momentum in Delhi NCR’s housing market, especially for residences priced over Rs 1 crore. The region has seen a decisive shift, with upbeat sentiment and a deliberate focus on the premium segment across select micro-markets. Developers are more confident today, thanks to falling interest rates and a collaborative focus with financial institutions. People are looking for homes that match with their evolving lifestyles. The palpable sense of recovery and forward thinking is energising the entire region’s property sector."Adil Altaf, managing director of Trinity, said, “The latest Knight Frank-NAREDCO report signals a vital recovery for Delhi NCR’s real estate in Q2 2025. The region’s sentiment score jumped from 48 in Q1 to 55 in Q2, driven by improving infrastructure and strong demand for premium homes above Rs 1 crore. Improved infrastructure, easier borrowing conditions, and a renewed sense of optimism among homebuyers and developers are key reasons behind this positive shift. At ground level, families are seeking quality living with better amenities, and developers are stepping a notch to meet these expectations."Rakesh Malhotra, founder and chairman of PRIME Developments, said, “Knight Frank’s Q2 2025 findings highlight renewed momentum in Delhi NCR’s housing market, especially for residences priced over Rs 1 crore. The region has seen a decisive shift, with upbeat sentiment and a deliberate focus on the premium segment across select micro-markets. Developers are more confident today, thanks to falling interest rates and a collaborative focus with financial institutions. People are looking for homes that match with their evolving lifestyles. The palpable sense of recovery and forward thinking is energising the entire region’s property sector."Adil Altaf, managing director of Trinity, said, “The latest Knight Frank-NAREDCO report signals a vital recovery for Delhi NCR’s real estate in Q2 2025. The region’s sentiment score jumped from 48 in Q1 to 55 in Q2, driven by improving infrastructure and strong demand for premium homes above Rs 1 crore. Improved infrastructure, easier borrowing conditions, and a renewed sense of optimism among homebuyers and developers are key reasons behind this positive shift. At ground level, families are seeking quality living with better amenities, and developers are stepping a notch to meet these expectations."Rakesh Malhotra, founder and chairman of PRIME Developments, said, “Knight Frank’s Q2 2025 findings highlight renewed momentum in Delhi NCR’s housing market, especially for residences priced over Rs 1 crore. The region has seen a decisive shift, with upbeat sentiment and a deliberate focus on the premium segment across select micro-markets. Developers are more confident today, thanks to falling interest rates and a collaborative focus with financial institutions. People are looking for homes that match with their evolving lifestyles. The palpable sense of recovery and forward thinking is energising the entire region’s property sector."
Savitar Realty
31 Jul 2025
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Mixed DevelopmentPremium Property Surge Boosts India's Real Estate Recovery In Q2 2025: Report
India’s real estate sector is showing signs of cautious yet promising recovery in the second quarter of 2025, according to the latest Knight Frank-NAREDCO Real Estate Sentiment Index. The report highlights a notable uptick in stakeholder optimism, with the Sentiment Index rising to 56 in Q2 2025 from 54 in Q1, breaking a four-quarter downward trend. The Future Sentiment Score also climbed significantly to 61 from 56, reflecting growing confidence in the sector’s performance over the next six months. This resurgence is largely driven by robust demands for premium homes priced above Rs 1 crore, alongside easy financing conditions and strategic developers focusing on high-demand micro market.With developers tailoring new launches to meet evolving lifestyle preferences and urban expansion patterns, the premium housing segments, particularly properties exceeding Rs 1 crore has emerged as a key driver growth. Approximately 70% stakeholders anticipate that residential launches will either remain steady or increase in the coming month, with the Rs 1 crore-plus segment outperforming due to strong demand in select markets.According to the report, 94% of the stakeholders anticipate that home prices will either stay the same or increase, consistent with the previous quarter’s outlook. Cities like Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru and Chennai have reported double-digit year-on-year price growth fuelled by limited fresh supply and demand for branded homes with lifestyle amenities.South India leads regional sentiment with a Future Sentiment score of 63, driven by Bengaluru and Hyderabad’s commercial strength and lifestyle housing demand. The West and East zones scored 61, while the North (Delhi-NCR) rebounded from 48 to 55, thanks to improved infrastructure and rising premium property focus.In the Delhi-NCR region, the real estate market is witnessing a robust resurgence, particularly in the luxury and ultra-luxury segments. The region recorded 81% increase in average property prices from Rs 4,580 per sq ft in 2020 to Rs 8,300 per sq ft in Q1 2025, with Greater Noida leading a 98% price surge to ₹6,600 per sq ft. Noida followed closely with a 92% rise, reaching Rs 9,200 per sq ft. The decline in unsold inventory by 51% from 1.73 lakh units in Q1 2020 to 84,500 units in Q1 2025 further underscores the region’s strong demand, particularly for high-end homes priced above Rs 2.5 crore, which accounted for 59% of new launches in 2024. This growth is supported by structural reforms like RERA and the SWAMIH fund, alongside infrastructure developments enhancing connectivity.“The Knight Frank-NAREDCO report highlights a pivotal recovery in India’s real estate market, driven by strong demand for homes priced above Rs 1 crore. In Delhi-NCR, enhanced infrastructure and a clear focus on premium properties have fuelled this resurgence, lifting the North zone’s Sentiment Score from 48 in Q1 to 55 in Q2 2025. This improvement reflects growing confidence among end-users and investors alike, underscoring a positive outlook for the region’s realty sector. With favourable financing conditions and rising demand, Delhi-NCR is set to maintain this upward momentum through the remainder of 2025," Rahul Singla, director of Mapsko Group.Adil Altaf, managing director of Trinity, said, “The latest Knight Frank-NAREDCO report signals a vital recovery for Delhi NCR’s real estate in Q2 2025. The region’s sentiment score jumped from 48 in Q1 to 55 in Q2, driven by improving infrastructure and strong demand for premium homes above Rs 1 crore. Improved infrastructure, easier borrowing conditions, and a renewed sense of optimism among homebuyers and developers are key reasons behind this positive shift. At ground level, families are seeking quality living with better amenities, and developers are stepping a notch to meet these expectations."Rakesh Malhotra, founder and chairman of PRIME Developments, said, “Knight Frank’s Q2 2025 findings highlight renewed momentum in Delhi NCR’s housing market, especially for residences priced over Rs 1 crore. The region has seen a decisive shift, with upbeat sentiment and a deliberate focus on the premium segment across select micro-markets. Developers are more confident today, thanks to falling interest rates and a collaborative focus with financial institutions. People are looking for homes that match with their evolving lifestyles. The palpable sense of recovery and forward thinking is energising the entire region’s property sector."
Savitar Realty
31 Jul 2025
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Mixed DevelopmentAbout 50% from Sabarmati riverfront plot rights sale to go to Gujarat government
About 50% from Sabarmati riverfront plot rights sale to go to Gujarat governmentAhmedabad's Sabarmati Riverfront Development Corporation Ltd. (SRFDCL) has approved the sale of development rights for a 4,420 sq m plot for Rs 156.13 crore, with 50% of the revenue going to the state government as per a 2004 agreement.Representative image created by Alrevenue from sale will go to the state govt.AHMEDABAD: As theSabarmati RiverfrontDevelopment Corporation Ltd. (SRFDCL) approved abid on Oct 28, 2024, to sell development rights for a 4,420 sq m plot nearVallabhsadan on the westernAhmedabad - Latest ahmedabad , Information & Updates - Real Estate -ET RealEstateside of the riverfront for Rs156.13 crore, 50% of the totalIn 2004, when the revenue department allocated state-owned land along the banks of the Sabarmati for the riverfront development project, it mandated that 50% of the total revenue from sale of such land will have to be given to the govt, sources said.An official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said, "The state govt provided land for the project with the condition on revenue sharing. This will be implemented."https://dev.savitarrealty.in/blog/686e0145d4c2cb7ad6a02973/about-50-from-sabarmati-riverfront-plot-rights-sale-to-go-to-gujarat-government
Savitar Realty
09 Jul 2025
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ApartmentFuture of Real Estate in Ahmedabad: Why Now is the Best Time for Investment?
The real estate market in Ahmedabad is on an upward trajectory, attracting both homebuyers and investors. From expanding infrastructure to the city’s growing prominence in India’s urban landscape, the market presents an array of lucrative opportunities. In this blog, we’ll explore the current trends, predictions, and reasons why now is the best time for investment in Ahmedabad’s real estate market.Booming Real Estate Market in AhmedabadAhmedabad has seen significant growth in both residential and commercial property segments. According to recent statistics, the city witnessed a 15% increase in property prices over the last two years. The introduction of policies like RERA (Real Estate Regulation and Development Act) has also instilled confidence in buyers, ensuring transparency and timely completion of projects. Furthermore, the Smart City initiative has led to the development of new infrastructure, making it an attractive destination for investors.Why Invest Now in Ahmedabad?Rapid Urbanization: Ahmedabad’s transformation into a major urban hub is driving demand for both commercial and residential properties.Infrastructure Development: Projects such as the Ahmedabad Metro and the new industrial corridors are boosting connectivity and property value.Affordable Prices: Despite the price hikes, Ahmedabad still offers relatively affordable real estate compared to other metros like Mumbai and Delhi.High ROI: The rental yields in areas like SG Highway and Bopal are between 5-7%, offering investors good returns.Government Initiatives: The introduction of affordable housing schemes has further made it easy for first-time buyers to enter the market.Real Estate Market PredictionsIndustry experts predict that the Ahmedabad real estate market will grow at a rate of 10-12% annually over the next five years. With growing demand for both residential and commercial spaces, the city’s real estate sector is expected to remain robust. According to a report by Knight Frank, Ahmedabad is poised to become one of the top investment destinations in India by 2025.Key Residential Areas in Ahmedabad to Watch Some of the most promising residential areas include Thaltej, Shela, Gota, and Shilaj, where upcoming projects are offering modern amenities at competitive prices. The growth of IT parks and industrial zones in these regions is expected to boost demand for housing further.Commercial Real Estate GrowthOn the commercial front, areas like Prahlad Nagar and Ashram Road have witnessed a surge in demand for office spaces due to the influx of businesses and startups. With Grade A office spaces becoming more prominent, commercial property investment offers excellent returns, especially with long-term leases.ConclusonWhether you’re looking to invest in residential real estate or business centers, Ahmedabad offers a premium blend of luxury and affordability that ensures promising future returns. Early investors will probably benefit from an expanding real estate market as the city develops further.
Savitar Realty
04 Jul 2025
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