Tag: Estate

  • Revival of Real Estate Expo: Unveiling Trends, Solutions, and Innovations in Nepal’s Property Market

    Revival of Real Estate Expo: Unveiling Trends, Solutions, and Innovations in Nepal’s Property Market


     

    The Nepal Land and Housing Development Association has announced the revival of the ‘Real Estate Expo,’ scheduled to run for four days starting Thursday. The event, previously halted since 2076 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, is expected to provide valuable insights into the current state of the real estate industry, along with addressing its challenges and solutions.

    Bidur Dhamala, President of the association and Coordinator of the Fair Coordinator Committee, highlighted the expo’s role in contributing to the development and expansion of the real estate business. The event aims to bring together businesses and consumers involved in scientific, orderly, and safe land development and urbanization for construction.

    The association envisions the expo as a platform where significant contributors to the real estate sector can showcase their latest products and services, fostering information exchange and networking. With a target turnover of 2.5 arba rupees during the four-day fair, the event will feature 60 stalls representing earthquake-resistant houses and apartments, land planning and development, construction material manufacturers and sellers, engineering and architecture consultants, as well as banking and insurance companies.

    Businesses specializing in electrical goods, furniture, pipes, sanitary ware fittings, paints, vehicles, decorative items, and insurance, banking, and architecture will participate in the expo, displaying their products and offering related consulting services.

    The ‘Real Estate Expo’ is poised to be a significant event for industry stakeholders, providing a platform for collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and showcasing the latest advancements in the real estate sector.

     

  • real estate problem in nepali economy

    real estate problem in nepali economy


    real estate in nepal is always appreciating so everyone is investing in them so they are always appreciating

    when do you guys think this cycle will end and affect the whole economy as a whole

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  • “Significant Decline in Real Estate Transactions in Nepal during FY 2079/80, Delay in Opening Land Allotment Impacts Economy”

    “Significant Decline in Real Estate Transactions in Nepal during FY 2079/80, Delay in Opening Land Allotment Impacts Economy”


    In the last financial year 2079/80, there was a significant decrease in real estate transactions, according to data from the Department of Land Management and Archive. The purchase and sale of land dropped by approximately 38%, resulting in a decrease in the number of processed documents for real estate transactions. In the financial year 2078/79, around 745,000 documents were processed, but in the last FY 2079-80, this number was limited to around 463,000.

    The decline in land transactions was evident in Ashad, the last month of the financial year 2079-80, with only 44,485 documents being processed compared to 55,069 documents in Jestha, which recorded the highest transactions for the financial year. The Department of Land Management and Archive reported that 42,461 land deeds were processed in Baisakh, and 49,150 in Chaitra. The numbers gradually decreased until Asoj when it dropped to about 26,000, but then it began to increase slowly again.

    The slowdown in real estate transactions had a significant impact on the government’s revenue collection. The real estate revenue decreased by about 29%, totaling only Rs. 41 Arba 15 crore 76 lakhs in the last financial year, compared to Rs. 57 Arba 66 crores 99 lakhs the previous year.

    The plotting of land also decreased considerably, with a 60% drop compared to the financial year 2078/79. In FY 2079-80, 285,000 plots were divided, whereas in FY 2078/79, 694,213 plots were divided.

    To address the slowdown in land transactions and its impact on the overall economy and government finances, the government had planned to open the allocation of land. However, the Land Management and Archive Department has not yet issued any instructions or circulars to do so, and the situation remains unchanged.

    The legal knot to open the land auction needs to be untied, and the First Amendment Regulations-2079 require amendment to open the land registry. The Ministry of Land Management, Cooperatives, and Poverty Alleviation is currently preparing for this.

    In recent days, the real estate business has shown signs of improvement due to the increase in investable capital in banks. As banks started accumulating investments, investments in real estate have started to increase again.

    Despite the announcement to facilitate the sale of real estate and the decision of the Council of Ministers to open the section, the implementation has been delayed. The Nepal Land & Housing Developers’ Association is urging the government to implement the decision and release Kittakat, claiming that the overall economic activity of the country is slowing down because the real estate sector is not functioning.