tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-18601284.post7706051016210856067..comments2009-10-27T01:58:34.108+05:30Deepak Shenoyhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/04209677935830502120noreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-18601284.post-73587283602895447122009-09-29T10:20:28.178+05:302009-09-29T10:20:28.178+05:30on your rental yield point - this has always been so. one of my colleague was in UK at the time of real estate boom all over the world. and at that time also rental yields were higher there (you can buy a house and rent it out and rent will pay for EMIs).<br /><br />also recently when our VP was globe hopping (China, Philippines, Singapore, India etc), guess what.. our employer has to pay highest room rents ($) in India (even after hotel room rents have corrected by as much as 50% in India). real estate in India is unique in all aspects.Nileshnoreply@blogger.com