He said it's foolish to buy house before 35. When I was 28 (2007), I bought flat for 16lacs; Sold off the same house in 1.3cr (2018). Bought new villa in gated community for 2.1cr (2016); today valued over 8crs. I can only advice you new gen Zs, DO NOT ignore Real Estate! I do not look home as an investment. I do not count home in my net worth calculations either.
Vishal Bhai, real estate as an investment will never loose charm... There will be times when the rental yield will go above conventional rates of 3-4% due to the lack of supply and unaffordable residential property... I can vouch my heart out atleast for the Mumbai property market... Rental income have become the significant business income for most due to the development that is taking place all over Mumbai!
Real rental yeild will obviously go beyond 3% as the rents increase. Finfluencers simply keep on adjusting current price of the house to keep the rental yeild low bit your rental yeild will keep on growing as your purchase price is fixed.
Core concepts of life will never change.Roti kaoda aur Makaan... Real estate as investment class will never loses charm.. thats why the biggest technocrat of the world is buying lakhs of acres of real estate.. Genz will not afford to buy houses in next 30 years.. Don't take advice.. Think on your own!!
@@mithunmahato309 In a five star roti will cause you more than 100 rupees and there business suits worth in lakhs. So it is all about branding. Similar things holds in housing.
Your are so focused and practical and progressive with clear thoughts that's really commendable 👍 wish you lot to success and happiness you are blessed 🙌
I don’t have my own house and I get panicked that I will be on the road if I don’t buy and this has started my mid life crisis however when see this podcast I feel there’s a lot to life than just owning a home . Sejal is very talented and Vishal and her both made this podcast very intelligent. The Fear of missing out feeling by Vishal is absolutely true and this is what this uneducated goon builders and developers use to trap middle class in absolutely shady real estate deals which are never going to accelerate in decades
@@digitalnomad29 Thanks for sharing your perspective digital nomad. House is important no doubt; but there’s a lot of FOMO created by builders many times
Why can't Gen Z and Gen Alpha get into Governance e.g MCGM(BMC) or into Govt entities that can drive the growth of the city/economy in the next 10-20 years...and I think Vishal was not comfortable disclosing his Real Estate assets which was understandable ...
Mumbai struggles with good infrastructure because most people of Maharashtra never vote for it. Most of the issues regarding development in India is because we are a premature democracy with huge overpopulation and illiteracy + 100s of political parties each trying to pull the nation in different directions for their own selfish motives also we are confused as a nation because the political system and structure of India does not prioratize economic development at the systemic level. India needs big reforms in it's core structure but that will never happen because a lot of people have vested interest in the system for keeping it the way it is and those powers or people will never let it happen so india will most likely always remain a failed populist state and a banana republic.
Sejal, invest in underconstruction projects you will get triple of what you invest. I did same and i'm rolling in money and its great to have a house in your own name!
Sejal u are very intelligent❤ 🤓😀 and well informed for your age. I really envy you 😍 in the positive sense. We very easily confuse exposure for intelligence. Today's generation or generation z is born in an advanced age of internet and information explosion. The young generations parents are also technology savvy, affluent to mostly afford children's demands, go on vacation quite often, travel a lot, schools are advanced, more and more flow of information from all sides whereas the pre internet age the television was just maturing and the newspaper was one of the most important source of information and of course books. Unfortunately the libraries were not updated and not so accessible except to some extent in cities. Compare this to present where reading newspaper is an old and dwindling concept and avenues like Kindle have taken over.🤓😁
Would love to see much more concise and short podcast like say 30min max.. Say make like episode 1 or 2 keeps the audience engaged also. The first thing I watch is how much time it is. 2hrs is very put off, no doubt on the research and content.. More power to you Sejal!!
Real estate in Bangalore is very costly and even outskirts of Bangalore r land owners selling their land at exorbitant price, that is the square foot is almost HSR or RR nagar price. The has to wait nearly 15 to 20 years to get more profit.
1. In luxury, offending is a strategy 2. Mr. Damani will make 10x on the historic building, I dont think he cares about fame / status :) 3. Dharavi has a great back story, and its iconic, it will be very expensive
I am an simple b. Com pass poor and 36 years old it is my passion. I want to be indias expensive real estate developer but people call me mad. Can i breakthrough thy myth and achive my passion?
@@vishalbhargava5400 yes that’s what we agree to you Vishal and I feel most of your thoughts to break the FOMO barriers amongst us in India are legit and useful. Trust me very few people back in the 1990s 2000s thought of anything beyond paper degrees, home ownership and a happy arranged marriage. And it’s time now to think beyond some traditions and make it larger than life in true sense. Yes he ownership was like a tradition which one had to follow to get approval from family and so called society who won’t turn up on one’s funeral ☺️☺️
Its stupid to say home is not an investment. If you are not an enotional fool who wants to live and die in a house no matter what and then want to give your house to your kids then its surely an investment.
Mediocrity at its peak and nonsense being passed around. History buffs😅… partition negotiations were finalized in Simla on 3 June 47 and Gandhi wasn’t present there and that table and that room is preserved and few visitors. Get your facts. And partition is a tragic memory which is being whitewashed. And that Tajmahal symbolizes love.. what a brainwashed mediocre generation.
He said it's foolish to buy house before 35. When I was 28 (2007), I bought flat for 16lacs; Sold off the same house in 1.3cr (2018). Bought new villa in gated community for 2.1cr (2016); today valued over 8crs. I can only advice you new gen Zs, DO NOT ignore Real Estate! I do not look home as an investment. I do not count home in my net worth calculations either.
How villa price skyrocketed? Which city ??
@@booksquotes948 Ahmedabad. I chose area that was on outskirts but now developed to be major premium township.
Rubbish... I am born and brought up there... Rates ain't exorbitant
@@nareshpatel9750 You might be in a middle class area. Open up magickbrics and look up SkyCity Vernis villa scheme. As I said this premium scheme.
@@nareshpatel9750 Bhai open up and check price of SkyCity Vernis in Ahmedabad on magicbricks.
Vishal Bhai, real estate as an investment will never loose charm... There will be times when the rental yield will go above conventional rates of 3-4% due to the lack of supply and unaffordable residential property... I can vouch my heart out atleast for the Mumbai property market... Rental income have become the significant business income for most due to the development that is taking place all over Mumbai!
Real rental yeild will obviously go beyond 3% as the rents increase. Finfluencers simply keep on adjusting current price of the house to keep the rental yeild low bit your rental yeild will keep on growing as your purchase price is fixed.
Core concepts of life will never change.Roti kaoda aur Makaan... Real estate as investment class will never loses charm.. thats why the biggest technocrat of the world is buying lakhs of acres of real estate.. Genz will not afford to buy houses in next 30 years.. Don't take advice.. Think on your own!!
Aap kya 100 rupee per piece ka roti and 10k rupee ka kapra(chaddi , baniyan) kharidoge ?
@@mithunmahato309aisa out of syllabus question allowed nahi hai bhai
@@mithunmahato309 In a five star roti will cause you more than 100 rupees and there business suits worth in lakhs. So it is all about branding. Similar things holds in housing.
Y people don’t see … emi goes on decreasing whereas rent goes on increasing
Your are so focused and practical and progressive with clear thoughts that's really commendable 👍 wish you lot to success and happiness you are blessed 🙌
Thanks Rajiv for the kind wishes
I don’t have my own house and I get panicked that I will be on the road if I don’t buy and this has started my mid life crisis however when see this podcast I feel there’s a lot to life than just owning a home . Sejal is very talented and Vishal and her both made this podcast very intelligent. The Fear of missing out feeling by Vishal is absolutely true and this is what this uneducated goon builders and developers use to trap middle class in absolutely shady real estate deals which are never going to accelerate in decades
@@digitalnomad29 Thanks for sharing your perspective digital nomad. House is important no doubt; but there’s a lot of FOMO created by builders many times
i will watch it till the end tomorrow morning.
congratulations 🎉👏
Thanks for the wishes Vishal
Gen z is the most sensible genration. I am born in the 90s and i find genz are more matured than their age.
Congratulations for this initiative.
Thank you so much
This is really insightful Sejal 🙌🏻🙌🏻💯
Thanks Sainav
Very informative...thank you for sharing.
Glad it was helpful!
Looking forward for the “Mummy Papa Asset Class” conversation 😅
I hope you liked it
Why can't Gen Z and Gen Alpha get into Governance e.g MCGM(BMC) or into Govt entities that can drive the growth of the city/economy in the next 10-20 years...and I think Vishal was not comfortable disclosing his Real Estate assets which was understandable ...
Mumbai struggles with good infrastructure because most people of Maharashtra never vote for it. Most of the issues regarding development in India is because we are a premature democracy with huge overpopulation and illiteracy + 100s of political parties each trying to pull the nation in different directions for their own selfish motives also we are confused as a nation because the political system and structure of India does not prioratize economic development at the systemic level. India needs big reforms in it's core structure but that will never happen because a lot of people have vested interest in the system for keeping it the way it is and those powers or people will never let it happen so india will most likely always remain a failed populist state and a banana republic.
Future governance will have to be amalgamation of multi generations
impeccable research!
I am glad you liked it
Excellent informative video! My appreciation to both. God bless you both
Glad you enjoyed it!
Really happy that you are finnaaaallllyyyyyyy pursuing your dream. Keep the good work going
Good information great interview 👏🏻👏🏻
Glad you enjoyed it!
My observation, don't sound between conversation ❤❤❤
@@JaiBharat20 will be mindful
Loved the podcast, long way to go
I am glad you liked it
Sejal, invest in underconstruction projects you will get triple of what you invest. I did same and i'm rolling in money and its great to have a house in your own name!
Sejal u are very intelligent❤ 🤓😀 and well informed for your age. I really envy you 😍 in the positive sense. We very easily confuse exposure for intelligence. Today's generation or generation z is born in an advanced age of internet and information explosion. The young generations parents are also technology savvy, affluent to mostly afford children's demands, go on vacation quite often, travel a lot, schools are advanced, more and more flow of information from all sides whereas the pre internet age the television was just maturing and the newspaper was one of the most important source of information and of course books. Unfortunately the libraries were not updated and not so accessible except to some extent in cities. Compare this to present where reading newspaper is an old and dwindling concept and avenues like Kindle have taken over.🤓😁
More power to you, Seju! 💗
Thanks
Would love to see much more concise and short podcast like say 30min max.. Say make like episode 1 or 2 keeps the audience engaged also. The first thing I watch is how much time it is. 2hrs is very put off, no doubt on the research and content.. More power to you Sejal!!
Will be more mindful
@@sejalsud7253this is a bad suggestion. 2 hr podcasts are best
such an informative podcast sejal!❤️
I am glad you likes it
@@sejalsud7253 you replied🥹🥹
Real estate in Bangalore is very costly and even outskirts of Bangalore r land owners selling their land at exorbitant price, that is the square foot is almost HSR or RR nagar price. The has to wait nearly 15 to 20 years to get more profit.
Ma'am can you please tell us, what kind of agency are you running and how can we contact the agency for enquiry.
All the best sejal ,u rocked ,nice podcast.
Thank you Lakshman
Person from Mumbai Given Gyan To Person From Chandigarh on REAL Estate.
Irony dies a million deaths.
This girl very intelligent.
Thanks for the kind words
@@sejalsud7253 welcome
flat cannot be a investment well said sir
U also should add timestamp?
added
Wow new podcast
I hope you liked it
1. In luxury, offending is a strategy
2. Mr. Damani will make 10x on the historic building, I dont think he cares about fame / status :)
3. Dharavi has a great back story, and its iconic, it will be very expensive
👍👍
Thanks
Tokyo is also a good example.
Right; will look it up
Sejal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lesgoooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
yayayayayayayayay
I am an simple b. Com pass poor and 36 years old it is my passion. I want to be indias expensive real estate developer but people call me mad. Can i breakthrough thy myth and achive my passion?
Please make video of 100 hr
In luxury, offending is a strategy
I don't purchase from brands and restaurants which are not willing to curate me a welcoming experience.
Vishal is the only real estate expert who convinced me to not invest in real estate 😂😂😂😂
Most “experts” are brokers. I don’t make money from transactions. So I can be neutral.
@@vishalbhargava5400 yes that’s what we agree to you Vishal and I feel most of your thoughts to break the FOMO barriers amongst us in India are legit and useful. Trust me very few people back in the 1990s 2000s thought of anything beyond paper degrees, home ownership and a happy arranged marriage. And it’s time now to think beyond some traditions and make it larger than life in true sense. Yes he ownership was like a tradition which one had to follow to get approval from family and so called society who won’t turn up on one’s funeral ☺️☺️
Do not agree with you.Value of property bought two years ago doubled.Property bought today will become double every two years.
please buy one more mic, cannot hear you at 1.5x.
We had 2 mics; but one glitched
This is not a broadcast
this is a movie this is a movie
hehe
1000 time she said right😅
Will work on it
I dont want tp share space and yet live in the most crowded places on the earth. What is he talking.
Its stupid to say home is not an investment. If you are not an enotional fool who wants to live and die in a house no matter what and then want to give your house to your kids then its surely an investment.
Rent and emi can never be equal. Unless you do some haevy partpayment.😂😂
Mediocrity at its peak and nonsense being passed around.
History buffs😅… partition negotiations were finalized in Simla on 3 June 47 and Gandhi wasn’t present there and that table and that room is preserved and few visitors. Get your facts.
And partition is a tragic memory which is being whitewashed.
And that Tajmahal symbolizes love.. what a brainwashed mediocre generation.
Is he even an expert? Or a local broker?
He runs a blog and a show a with money control; look him up
Abe 2hrs ka koi video banata kya
Oops
Crap discussion.
Soth-uh-bees is the correct pronunciation