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Leading the charge of the post pandemic property boom in India is Goa almost the entire nation has packed up and left for Goa at some point or the other during the pandemic. The ready to move in inventory is almost exhausted but there are a few hidden gems that are still available. T he world is witnessing a property boom like it hasn’t seen in over 30 years. And leading the charge of this unprecedented growth are nations and destinations that allow a work-life flexibility. Countries like Turkey, New Zealand and Canada have seen a 15% or higher growth rate in property appreciation in 2020 alone. Closer to home, things are vastly different. This global phenomenon’s ripple effect has already started being felt in some key destinations in the country. At the top of the list sits Goa. Almost the entire nation has packed up and left for Goa at some point or the other during the pandemic. “ At the moment, no other destination in the country offers the allure and charm of India’s favourite h...

There are a plethora of reasons to buy a second home in Goa, but to be concise, we are listing a few for you: Higher Return on Investment This is unquestionably among one of the significant advantages of purchasing a property in Goa. When you are not using it, you might earn a substantial profit on top of your mortgage payments by renting your holiday property. In the last three to four years, Goa has seen 30-50 percent appreciation in the real estate market, and it is estimated to increase with time. As a result, the demand for luxury villas and apartments has escalated in recent years for various reasons. Holiday homes are a popular choice since they provide more space for a lower price, private pools, complete privacy, personal attendants, and flexible check-in and check-out times. A Prudent Investment Option On average, the properties in the Northern part of Goa can yield 12-16 percent returns yearly, which makes the city’s real estate market under the safest investment options. Th...