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Owning a piece of space under the deep blue sky is the dream of every man. With the ever increasing population, and increased buying power, the demand of Indian houses has increased. With growing appetite among the people for Indian houses and apartments, India is experiencing a housing boom. The details of Indian houses and Indian apartments are given below.

Indian houses can be broadly classified into Individual House, Bungalow and Farmhouse.

Individual house consists of two bedroom, three bedroom or even five bedrooms. It carries a price tag of anywhere between Rupees 15, 00,000 to Rupees 35, 00,000. The pricing depends on various factors like location, accessibility, size of the property etc. In metropolitan cities and other big Indian cities, a two-bedroom house may even cost Rupees 40, 00,000.

A bungalow is a single story house with an optional basement. It is often associated with the rich people. And it comes with a bigger price tag. Its price may range between Rupees 80, 00,000 to Rupees 1, 50, 00,000.

A farmhouse is usually located outside the city in and around tourist destinations. It is serves the purpose of holiday goers. It also easily carries a multi million price tag.

An apartment is a self-contained residential unit or section that occupies a part of a building. An owner or an occupier may own apartments or it may be rented one.

Some apartment-dwellers own their apartments as cooperatives, in which the dwellers or residents own shares of a corporation that owns the building or development. Its ownership can also be in condominiums, in which, residents own their apartments and share ownership of the public spaces.

Apartments have become the latest craze in residential property in India. The Indian metros, their suburbs are currently witnessing frenzied development. The latest trend is self-contained townships wherein residential, commercial and retail zones are all located within the same development area. The Sahara Group has already decided to build 217 townships across India.

To get a fair idea of the various details of housing, and pricing of Indian houses and apartments, a buyer can visit www.realtyplusmag.com . This portal gives every detail and reviews of real estate. It provides the surfer information on the latest trends in housing, the location profile, and also answers every related query posted by the surfer.

Anurag Batra is Well Known and dedicated author who writes for many sites like www.realtyplusmag.com

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