Right Property Value in Indian Real Estate? - YouTube

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Namaskar, my name is Mukul, and welcome to asset Yogi.
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Friends, we discussed in our last video that we should buy a house or rent it.
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We have seen different factors in it.
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And we also saw the financials.
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If you have not watched that video, then you must watch that video,
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You will find its link in the description below
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In that video, we also talked about if we want to find out the exact price of the house.
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whether its price is high or low. Is there any bubble in the market?
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Are we buying an expensive property?
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How can we find it out? We are going to discuss this point in this video.
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keep watching this video
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I have taken two examples
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I have taken one example from Delhi and one example from Chennai
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We will try to see which house is expensive and which house is cheap.
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These are actual examples.
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Let us first talk about the example of Delhi.
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Let's assume the price of a house is Rs 1.5 crore.
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Here I have written ₹150 lakh
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And let's say its rent is ₹25,000 per month.
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See this is an actual example
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On today's date, if we talk about a house or a flat worth Rs 1.5 crores in Delhi,
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So its rent is approximately ₹ 25,000.
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Prices differ depending on the locality so it may be slightly higher or lower.
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But if we talk about the average, the rent will be approximately similar.
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If you multiply this by 12, then how much will be the rent per annum?
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The rent will be ₹3,00,000 per annum.
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So what can you do? This is how you can calculate your rental yield.
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If you calculate rental yield
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R is the annual rent
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Divide annual rent ( R ) by price
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So you will divide 3 lakhs by 150 lakhs.
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So your rental yield is 2%.
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Now let us compare it with the other example
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Let us move to the example of Chennai.
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You are getting a house worth Rs 32,00,000
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This is also a real example
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I am talking about OMR, Old Mahabalipuram Road
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There the rent of a house worth Rs 32,00,000 is ₹ 12,000 per month
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So the rent per annum will be 1.44 lakhs.
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So here too I have calculated the rental yield
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What is rental yield?
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These are your rental returns
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Let's say you put 32,00,000 rupees in something so you will also expect returns from that.
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So here we are receiving the returns. We are only talking about rental returns
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so how much it is?
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You divided the rent by the price
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1.44 lakh divided by 32 lakh
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So you get a rental return of 4.5%.
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There are two types of returns in property
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One is rental returns and the other is capital appreciation.
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That means an increase in the price or value
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And because India is a developing country Here you get both types of returns
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Capital appreciation + rental returns
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As you can see you are getting higher rental returns in Chennai
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In Chennai, you are getting rental returns of 4.5% and we saw in the case of Delhi
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we were getting only 2% rental returns
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So now what is right and what is wrong
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Can we think in Delhi that capital appreciation will always be high there?
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That it will always beat rental returns. No, it is not like that at all.
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Sometimes the market heats up.
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Now let's talk about the historical rental returns in India.
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Here we will compare so that we can understand
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Is there a bubble in the market or not?
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Let's talk about residential first. If you are getting 3 to 4% rental yield
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That means it is neutral. You can buy as well as rent.
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In a way, it's an equal deal but if you are getting a rental yield of more than 4%
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That means that is a buy decision
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That house would be a good fit for you to buy as you are getting good rental returns from it.
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and if the rental yield falls below 3% this means it is more affordable to live there on rent.
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You should not buy a house in such a place.
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This means people are willing to pay excess money to buy a house.
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So in such a case either the rent will increase.
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Where the prices of the property have already increased, either the rent will increase.
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or the price will be correct
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The price will reduce.
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See, even if the price does not decrease, then the rent will increase gradually
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and the prices will remain the same.
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So it can also happen as we discussed the Delhi market
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that prices will be stable there for the next four to five years.
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We have discussed residential.
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So if you are getting a rental yield of less than 3%
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So you should not buy a house in such a place.
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If we only talk about rental yield.
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There may be other factors that I discussed in my last video
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Now let's talk about commercials.
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You get a slightly higher rental yield in a commercial property
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And your expectation is also slightly higher accordingly.
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Here 5 to 7% is a neutral decision.
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And if you get 5 to 7% rental returns then you can buy as well as rent.
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You can consider the rest of the factors.
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If you are getting more than 7% rental returns in commercial
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So that's a great property to buy
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And if you are getting less than 5% rental returns in commercial
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This means it will be cheaper to take that property or shop for rent.
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Your expectation should be at least more than 5%
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Only then the buy decision will be right for you.
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Let us come back to this decision
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We were getting 2% returns in the Delhi case.
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should you buy this house?
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it is less than 3% then you should not buy this house
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If we only talk about rental yield
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Let us move back to Chennai house
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Here you are getting rental returns of 4.5%.
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So definitely it is a buy decision.
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So if we only talk about rental returns
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If our rental returns fall below 3% in the case of residential
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So it is cheaper to live on rent.
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If rental returns are above 4%, then the decision to buy is made.
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you should buy that property
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And if it is less than 5% then that commercial property will be cheaper to rent.
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If rental returns are 5 to 7% or more, you can buy that property.
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