BLOGS

There's something magnetic about North Goa  that keeps pulling people back. After helping dozens of clients find their perfect coastal escape, I've noticed a pattern: the decision to buy usually happens on the third visit. The first time, you fall in love. The second time, you start imagining yourself there. The third time? You're ready to make it happen.  But here's what nobody tells you at those beach shacks in Anjuna – buying a second home in Goa real estate  isn't like bu

Something fundamental is shifting in Goa real estate , and if you're watching from the outside, you might miss it completely. The change isn't about prices going up or new developments popping up. It's about who's buying, why they're buying, and most importantly, what they're looking for.  Last month, I closed three villa deals. Ten years ago, those buyers would have had almost identical wish lists: beach access, Portuguese architecture, big gardens. Today? One wanted a villa

Walk down Golf Course Road today, and you'll notice the construction cranes have multiplied around Sector 57 . While most people talk about Golf Course Extension Road or Dwarka Expressway, some of India's most sophisticated builders are quietly making massive bets on this location – creating ultra-premium vertical mansions, not regular luxury apartments.  Having worked in Gurgaon real estate  for over a decade, I've seen micro-markets transform. But what's happening here is d