Tips on where to buy property in Goa

Goa is fast becoming a real estate investment destination in India. Obviously, the first question is where to buy property in Goa. There are many such questions on buyers’ minds. Listed here are answers to frequently asked questions related to investment in real estate in Goa.
You can buy a property in Goa but not on a 150 km long beach belt because of Goa Coastal Zone Management Authority (GCZMA). A non-local person who purchases land within 200-500m of the high tide line but is not a traditional inhabitant or plying a traditional occupation cannot construct a dwelling unit or a farmhouse in the CRZ area. As per the CRZ (Coastal Region Zone) Notification 2011, the construction of dwelling units/farmhouses, etc. in CRZ areas shall be only for local community/traditional inhabitants of the coastal areas, the order notes.
However, if you are looking for a property close to the beach, PROPERTY HUB has many such project that offers apartments in Goa with a rent-back facility.
“North Goa is more of an investment market, while South Goa, which is slightly more affordable, is for home seekers.” People who are looking to buy apartments or property as an investment prefer North Goa, as it offers better rental and resale avenues. North Goa is popular with tourists and is better developed, it offers better returns when the property is sold or rented out.
In the event that you have been searching for a home, at that point here are 5 reasons why you should buy a house in Goa and ideally end your pursuit there.
We will have to start with “it depends”
What are you looking for in the GOA investment?
Now if you are looking for rental returns there are many options of leading the place to an operator who would give you around 12-16% returns annually. People promising higher would dent only in the season and keep you dry during the off-season.
North Goa is an ideal place to invest in a home in Goa. Primarily because there are beautiful beaches in North Goa and even the markets are easily accessible. North Goa provides you with a lot of options to choose from the various sectors such as entertainment, local markets, historic places and of course, the beautiful beaches, name a few Mandrem Beach, Vagator Beach, Arambol Beach, Baga Beach, Aguada Beach, Calangute beach etc.
For holiday homes look for places a little away from the hustle and bustle of the “tourist areas” so you can relax.
The resale of holiday homes can be tough. Depending on the market cycle you will get about 5-6% returns cagr over a 4-6 year period. As the property ages the returns would reduce.
The key point about investing in Goa is to check the title twice as there are still Portuguese laws applicable in some cases. This can be tricky at times.
North Goa is an ideal place to invest in a home in Goa. Primarily because there are beautiful beaches in North Goa and even the markets are easily accessible. North Goa provides you with a lot of options to choose from the various sectors such as entertainment, local markets, historic places and of course, the beautiful beaches, name a few are Mandrem Beach, Vagator Beach, Arambol Beach, Baga Beach, Aguada Beach, Calangute beach etc
Yes, it is possible for an NRI or PIO to buy land or a home in Goa. However, there are certain restrictions when it comes to agricultural land.
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