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    Bengaluru serviced apartments: is 103 days a meaningful signal?

    I’m tracking Bengaluru serviced apartments listed between ₹14,030,000 and ₹21,040,000 this month, and my sample suggests roughly 103 days to find a buyer. The main outliers appear to be linked to lease length. I’m trying to decide whether this reflects actual demand or simply stale stock. Would...
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    Do 104 days on market give Bengaluru townhouse buyers more leverage?

    I’m considering townhouses in Bengaluru asking roughly ₹17,700,000–₹26,550,000. Listings in this band appear to be sitting for about 104 days, but the market feels split rather than broadly slow. Homes with a clear vacancy position seem to move differently. Does that length of time now justify...
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    What closing my first condo taught me

    Several sellers turned down my earlier offers, and I did wonder whether my expectations were simply out of step with the local market. Those refusals were useful in the end, and my first condo purchase has now completed. The accepted deal brought a different problem: the final document stage...
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    Lisbon condos in June 2025: normal variation or an early market change?

    I’m deciding whether to make an offer now or keep watching. The Lisbon listings I saved are not moving together at all, so I stopped relying on the citywide average and followed a narrower group of condos priced from €485,800 to €728,600. Their current marketing period is roughly 83 days. Once...
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    Bengaluru first purchase: is ₹1,586,000 enough to keep after closing?

    I can proceed with the 2-bed detached home and retain about ₹1,586,000, or choose a cheaper Bengaluru property and preserve more cash; the first option feels tight and the second means giving up a home priced around ₹108,600,000 that otherwise suits me. That remaining amount would have to...
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