TyTil Realty Services LLP

When the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) announces its monetary policy decisions, the headlines often sound technical and distant from everyday life. Words like “repo rate,” “inflation outlook,” and “monetary stance” dominate financial discussions. But for millions of Indian families, the meaning becomes very simple and very personal. They want to know one thing: Will my home loan EMI change? With the RBI deciding to keep interest rates unchanged, the immediate answer is reassuring. Home loan EMIs remain stable. There is no sudden increase in monthly payments. There is no immediate pressure on household budgets. And in a time when prices of many essential items continue to fluctuate, this kind of stability feels comforting. For existing borrowers and for people planning to buy their first home, this decision carries meaningful implications. It provides clarity in financial planning and supports steady confidence in the housing market. Let us understand in simple and humanized terms what t...

  If you’ve been keeping an eye on the real estate world lately, you probably feel like the ground beneath your feet is constantly shifting. And honestly? You’re not wrong. We’re heading into 2025 with more questions than answers. Home prices are still high, interest rates won’t budge easily, and people are reevaluating what “home” even means. Whether you're a first-time buyer, an investor, or just curious about where things are headed, here are 10 real issues that are likely to shape the real estate market over the next 12 months. 1. Interest Rates Are Still the Boss You can’t talk about real estate right now without bringing up interest rates. They’ve been hovering at uncomfortable levels for a while, and while there's talk about cuts, nothing’s guaranteed. Until something changes, many buyers are staying put, and sellers with low fixed rates aren’t in a rush to list. It’s a bit of a standoff. 2. Affordability Is Still Out of Reach for Many Let’s be honest homeownership just...