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Gurugram has an overall occupancy rate of 75%. This means that 25% of units are empty. Just sitting there, gathering dust. Dwarka Expressway (sector 102-115) is now called The "Ghost Corridor" (why? occupancy rate is 45-55%). You'd think that since there are so many empty units, the sellers should sell at a discount. Or the rents should come down. WRONG! In fact in the last 3-4 years, the Real Estate prices have gone up by 60-80%. Why? because we have an incentive problem. - Babus only get bribes when new projects are passed. - The builder only makes money when he builds the next project. - The broker make the most money on "under construction" units (5-10% commissions) The new projects have to launch for the system to keep running. Most of these projects are now being built for NRIs. Massive 350 SqMtr apartments, where no one lives Why NRIs? Because they have the holding capacity. Plus they are clueless about the ground reality. Unlike a budget buyer, they are NOT desperate to sell. Or RENT. They can continue to hold the units, and keep paying the builder a fat maintenance every year (in the hope the unit prices will go up some day for their older units, which now compete with the new launches). And, there are enough of them to absorb the new supply. So we get a market: where the end buyer does nothing with the unit. The new units keep flooding. People who actually live in the city keep seeing their rents going up. This game already happened on Real Estate. And, is now happening in the Indian stock markets (IPO's where you're buying from fat promoters) Basically: you're an exit liquidity for someone else's problems.

@sucker4process And shreyas iyer, saw his catch last night?

Prabhsimran Both the rr openers And Rajat Patidar Deserve to be in Indian team now T-20

@MagicbricksHelp @magicbricks Thank you team, especially Bhawna, for her excellent and prompt support. Would appreciate such service in the future. Cheers!

Hi Shiv, We regret the inconvenience caused to you, As discussed, we would like to inform you that your 'MB Prime - Pay as you Go' package has been activated on your account linked to the login ID 'shivsab' and mobile number '9764681024'. Follow these steps to navigate your MB Prime subscription: Login to your Magicbricks account with your mobile number or login ID. Go to the 'Prime' tab at the application's bottom. You will get all the information regarding the subscription. Further, we have made the necessary changes to your account. However, we kindly recommend update your mobile application to the latest version and re-logging into your account using your registered mobile number. To view the contact details of property owners, click on the 'Get Phone Number' option on the property details page, and then click on the "Unlock No. Now" tab. After that, you will be able to see the contact number instantly, and 1 prime unit will be consumed from the package. Team, Magicbricks

@magicbricks Hi, your team is fooling people by selling them MB prime plans without activating them and sending the payment links. Need someone to get in touch ASAP, been trng since yesterday

@MagicbricksHelp @magicbricks 9764681024

@writewing11 @magicbricks Hi Sir, Apologies for the inconvenience caused. We request you to kindly share your contact number via DM so that we can resolve your issue on priority. Please be rest assured, we are always there to help you. Thanks, Team Magicbricks

@MagicbricksHelp your team is fooling people by selling them MB prime plans and not activating them. I have tried numerous times to get in touch but they do not respond. Please ask someone to get in touch ASAP so I can explain the exact problem

@sucker4process I watched that match at 3:30 or so in the morning

Indian cricket changed forever God is born

@sucker4process This is just the tip of the iceberg. This was all a plan. All along.

Feb 10th this guy warned u of tsunami No one believed it #oracle

@dhawal20jain This is called sabka saath, sabko vishwaas ghaat. The middle class is literally in no man's land, while the government lives in la la land.

5 Indian cities where ₹1 crore can't buy 2BHK: 1- South Mumbai 2- Bandra West 3- Gurgaon Golf Course Road 4- Bangalore Koramangala .... see more

SPX6900 will be so big you can’t even imagine it. When someone tells me the world (especially online) has lost empathy, housing is unaffordable, or they’re scared of AI, I tell them about SPX6900 and it instantly resonates. It’s only a matter of time. When liquidity flows back into the market, this movement will be the first of its kind worldwide. And it will persist forever, because the mission is insanely ambitious. I'm DCAing and HODLing.

In the coming few years, AI is going to cause the pre-existing power structures to get entrenched forever, effectively permanently freezing them in place. Social Mobility will collapse. The right thing for us to do is UNITE behind a single cause & Tokenized Movement before that happens. The smart thing to do isn't starting or betting on new ones, but joining / betting on early/middle stage ones with existing MOMENTUM and an insanely DEDICATED, ZEALOUS, COMMUNITY. The coin that reaches 200-300k organic, real holders with >$500 in their balance is going to continue growing towards 1,000,000+ real holders due to sheer Critical Mass, Network Effects and Snowball Effects, implying that that coin will go mega viral and parabolic during a multi-month stretch of time. I believe that SPX6900 is the asset that is most likely to achieve this, as it’s the only coin with a CLEAR MISSION that fits the current zeitgeist perfectly, has the strongest per capita metrics of any coin, and the most ambitious, crazy target of any coin in crypto history. Ask yourself, what if SPX6900 actually flips the entire stock market? It’s the craziest and most inspiring idea ever to come out in the entire history of the Internet. Just imagine how many more people are going to resonate with this. It is genius. There will be headlines, I can tell you that much.

Was playing badly against the USA a part of the trade deal? #T20WorldCup #T20WC2026 #TeamIndia #tradedeal2026

NRIs don't get a simple point: the moment you put money in the Indian economy. And, try to take it out: you will pay a crazy Fx conversion charge. Indian banks can easily charge 3% just to convert your INR to USD/SGD/Euro/AED (the money you sent from abroad in the first place) If you are planning - foreign education for your kids - international travel or - eventually staying abroad All this hurts you. I don't know how charging such high "commissions" is legal. And, commonly acceptable. So the next time, you are computing your Indian stock returns, real estate returns, SIF, mutual funds returns: add this additional conversion commission. This is not a hate post. This is a post about hoodwinking people. Build an honest economy: investors will come. Don't just slip small small inflate layers of commissions to loot people at every level. And, expect foreign flows will continue to come.

There is a way out. Will you take the leap? credit: @STPC_Pro

Don't hate the system, learn to play the game. (1) Nasdaq beats Nifty on almost all time frames (1,3,5,7, 10 year timelines, in INR terms) (2) Dubai Real Estate gives 6-7% tax free yield in AED (i.e almost 10-11% INR terms) (3) Non-metros in India are a low cost of living option. You can plan your retirement with 1/2 the amount. The decision:- - Where to invest. - Where to generate yield. - Where to retire. - Where to live. All all structural choices that gives you financial freedom. Most people don't think deeply about these choices. And, get trapped paying high taxes forever.

@FinMinIndia @GST_Council Freelancers & consultants are forced to pay GST + late fees from their own pockets on invoices even before clients clear payments (45-60 days later). Why should we be penalized for delays not in our control?

@bhogleharsha Agreed, eats T20 for breakfast, lunch and dinner. And also 'tea'

Test cricket is the greatest sport in the world

@sucker4process Don't trade, believe and hold

All those who trade in one lot nifty for last 12 yrs and wasting those time crying over money made by js

if you want to remain Standard and Poor, think of S&P 500. If not, then think of #SPX6900 Believe in something @RubiconBenji @MustStopMurad

I have lived (at least for a year) across 4 countries in my life: India, UAE, Singapore and Thailand. 1) India is a great place to retire: the cost of living is low. If you are done working, pick a state like Kerala or Goa. Retire. You can survive very well with 75K-1.25L INR. 2) India -- on the other hand-- is one of the worst places to build wealth. Not only the operating taxes are crazy high (and you get jack-shit in return). The regulations are restrictive. You can't really plan a business for the next 5 years. We fear innovation. And, we are socialist at the core. There is 0 respect for honest, hardworking people. If you are well connected crook, India is a paradise to do business. 3) UAE is an amazing place to build wealth. 0% taxes on Operating income (via jobs). But, even on your investments the capital gains etc is 0% The 0% (or low taxation) at multiple levels allows you to build wealth. Government actually cares about their people (even residents). Spend your working life here if you can. The cost of living (however) is high. If you don't earn well, you might struggle. 4) Thailand is somewhere in between: it is not as corrupt as India. Infrastructure is much much better. From a lifestyle perspective: it is better. From a taxation perspective, it is somewhat at par. If you are slightly (richer-er), you can retire here. This is a great retirement destination/digital nomad destination. Language barrier etc makes it difficult to build any operating income here. 5) Singapore: Most people are very honest & straightforward. It feels like a different world. People value their word. But, the cost of living (I'd argue is the highest). On top of this, sorting out your visa is extremely challenging. You need astronomical wealth to move here. But, if you wish to operate a business out of Singapore, remains a great destination. Long-story short: - If you are a young Indian, you have better odds in UAE. - If you are old, pick India/Thailand for retirement.