Category: Property Investment

Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) aims to create 10 billion sq ft of green building space in the country by 2022. To this end, the country’s infrastructure and real estate are adopting new technology and building materials. But while we are on the road to green development, many people have some misconceptions about such constructions.

Trimurty, being the pioneer of Green Building construction in Jaipur, would like to demystify some of the green building myths related to green buildings.

Green Building Myth 1: Green Building is expensive

It is believed that constructing a green home is 15-20 percent more expensive than constructing a similar conventional home. This is a myth. Though applying new technologies can make the construction more expensive, the percentage rise remains under 10 percent.

This cost can be recovered over time in terms of the energy savings the construction makes.

Green Building Myth 2:  You don’t save as much as they say

Green homes reduce energy and labor costs. Reports suggest that a green building can help save 50 per cent of energy and around 30 per of water. 

• Green construction materials help keep homes cooler.
• They reduce electricity bills.
• Green building construction emphasizes the use of recycled materials.
• This promotes efficient resource utilization.

Myth 3:  It is a new concept

Green building is not a new concept. In fact, this concept brings back the use of traditional construction methods. It is only positive that the modern technology has provided more reliability and efficiency to the traditional method.

Myth 4:  The concept will not be successful in India

If this were true, then India would not have so many green buildings. Bengaluru tops the list of green buildings. Other cities catching up to this are: 

• Chennai
• Hyderabad
• Pune
• Mumbai

Jaipur too has its share of green buildings. Trimurty Builders are pioneer in he field and have many green buildings in the city like Trimurty’s Arumu and Trimurty’s Ariana. 

Myth 5: Green buildings lack design aesthetics

It is believed that while constructing a green building, the focus is on the green applications rather than the design of the structure. It is a myth. All Trimurty’s  green buildings across are well designed and can mesmerize anyone.

Conclusion

Green buildings are not just a trend but a sustainable, cost-effective, and aesthetic choice for the future of real estate.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Are green buildings more expensive to build?

No, the additional cost is usually under 10%, and long-term energy savings help recover the investment.

Q. Do green buildings compromise on aesthetics?

No, modern green buildings blend sustainability with stylish and innovative designs.

Q. Is green construction a new trend?

No, it revives traditional methods with modern technology for improved efficiency.

When going through the listing of buying a new home, one is often told about how good the neighborhood is, how well-developed it is and how well-suited it is based on your needs. But, do you really know what is that comprises a neighborhood?

Is it the physical boundaries, the infrastructure, the amenities or the locality as a whole?

Well, it is a permutation and combination of all these elements that forms a GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD. We at Trimurty understand the importance of a secure & well-suited neighborhood and therefore it is a common feature reflecting in all our projects. Take for instance, Trimurty’s Aurum situated in C-Scheme or Trimurty’s Ariana – a luxury residential project in Jagatpura.

Understanding Neighborhood –

It has physical boundaries

To begin with, a neighborhood is defined by physical boundaries. For instance, a particular neighborhood is spread in a certain area, and then starts the other neighborhood.

It is also defined by the presence of Metro station, bus station, community center, river, and others. These physical boundaries also help you define the distance between your neighborhood and your workplace and other places of leisure.

These are some of the physical aspects that define a neighborhood, the presence or absence of these defines whether or not a home buyer invests in a particular neighborhood. 

It is the community

• A neighborhood is not just about physical boundaries but also the people living around you.
• Understanding your neighbors is important as you will be mingling with them for years.
• They will be the first to help in case of an emergency.
• Neighbors are your first points of contact in times of need.

It has infrastructure

This means that the neighbourhood has good roads, is well-connected to other localities and key areas of the city, which makes the physical infrastructure. On the other hand, it needs to have a well-developed social infrastructure, too. This includes reputed schools, medical services, ATMs, retail stores to fulfill daily needs, parks and proximity to leisure zones. All these in place, make of a well-developed neighbourhood.

Conclusion

A great neighborhood is more than just a location—it’s a blend of physical boundaries, community, and infrastructure that enhances your lifestyle. Visit Trimurty’s projects to find your ideal home.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What defines a good neighborhood?

A good neighborhood has strong infrastructure, a safe and welcoming community, and access to essential amenities.

Q. Why is community important in a neighborhood?

A strong community fosters safety, support, and social connections for a better living experience.

Q. What infrastructure makes a neighborhood desirable?

Well-connected roads, schools, medical facilities, retail stores, and green spaces contribute to a high-quality neighborhood.

Everyone loves enjoying this rainy weather by sitting at their window still, sipping on a cup of steaming hot cup of tea.

But have you done the monsoon check to prevent your house from bearing the brunt of this harsh season? It’s never too late to start. Trimurty give you some valuable pointers.

Rain Checklist

• If you have fancy carpets adorning the floors of your rooms, it’s best to roll them up, put them in plastic sheets and store them someplace dry. The damp rainy weather will ruin them. You can replace your carpets with bamboo mats.
• Wooden furniture also suffers because of the high moisture in the air, so stow it away. If you have a leather couch, you need to take special care of it.
• If you notice that in spite of shutting your windows tightly, rain water is still seeping in, fix a rubber lining between the sliding of the window. This will seal any gaps.
• If you have any potted plants inside the house, shift them outside as they have a tendency to increase the dampness in the house. You can invest in artificial plants for your interiors.
• Keep Neem leaves and cloves in your cupboard or between your clothes. They will keep insects at bay.
• Don’t allow any kind of water to stagnate inside or around the house, as stagnant water is a ready breeding ground for mosquitoes.

Conclusion

A little preparation can go a long way in protecting your home from monsoon damage. Follow these simple steps and enjoy the rains worry-free!

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. How can I protect my furniture during monsoon?

Store wooden furniture in a dry place, use moisture-absorbing products, and clean leather couches regularly.

Q. How do I prevent rainwater from seeping through windows?

Fix a rubber lining between the sliding panels to seal any gaps and keep water out.

Q. Why should I remove potted plants from indoors during monsoon season?

Indoor plants increase dampness, leading to mold growth. Moving them outside keeps your interiors dry.

While looking for a suitable property, either for investment or personal use, many factors should be on one’s checklist before making any decision. Location is one of the top considerations regarding Real Estate Investment.

All Trimurty projects, whether residential or commercial, meet the prime location factor, making them a wise investment option.

Look for a Safe Neighborhood –

A safe neighborhood is one where one can move about freely and not remain confined indoors, regardless of the time of the day. It should provide comfort & convenience to your family and tenants. However, it is even more important to gauge the safety to the neighborhood.

Pertaining to today’s job environment & social preferences, home seekers require a locality where late at night is not an issue.

Distance from Basic Necessities –

• A locality with essential amenities within a couple of kilometers ranks higher in desirability.
• Key amenities include hospitals, good schools, and colleges.
• Supermarkets, malls, and leisure activity spaces are also important.

Ease of Commuting –

The closer the property is to railway station, airport & bus terminal the more valuable it becomes. Also, the distance from a public transit facility plays a pivotel role in the cost of a property.

Future Scope of Development –

• The best areas to invest in property are those that are not fully developed.

• Homes in such areas are more affordable than those in developed localities.

• These properties will see higher valuation over the mid-to-long term.

• Localities with planned future infrastructure development offer the best investment opportunities.

Conclusion

Trimurty projects tick all the right boxes for real estate investment—strategic location, safety, and long-term growth. Investing here is a wise decision for the future.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Why is location important in real estate investment?

A prime location ensures safety, accessibility, and long-term property value appreciation.

Q. What factors determine a safe neighborhood?

Low crime rates, good infrastructure, and accessibility to emergency services contribute to a safe neighborhood.

Q. How does future development impact property value?

Upcoming infrastructure projects increase property demand and value over time.

As a home buyer who has invested his lifelong savings in his dream home, asking for regular updates and a bit of involvement in the project is nothing wrong to ask. But only a few builders seem to oblige.

The Common Struggles of Home Buyers

One of the most common problems that buyers of under-construction properties have is the restriction to visit the site in the name of security issues. Many developers don’t care to send regular project updates, and many times, consumer status enquirers’ emails go unnoticed for months. This issue reflects a common scenario where, after investing their lifetime’s savings, home buyers are merely expected to sit and wait.

However, amidst a slowing market and with greater awareness, today’s end-user buyers are demanding more involvement during the construction life cycle of the project.

How Buyer Involvement Builds Trust

The question is, to what extent can involving the buyer bridge the trust deficit in the sector?

We at Trimurty believe that:

• Keeping customers regularly updated and solving all their queries is a big way to strengthen the developer-buyer relationship.

• It’s very important to respect the sentiments of the consumer who is trusting you with his dream home.

Anand Mishra, MD Trimurty Builders, says that developers should strive to deepen customer relationships. This goes a long way toward nation-building and meeting the demand for homes.

By engaging constantly with our customers, we try to:

• Understand the changes in their requirements.

• Act accordingly to ensure their needs are met.

Trimurty Builders is among the handful of developers who have taken the lead to involve the buyers and understand the benefits of relationship management with them.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Why are regular project updates important for home buyers?

They build trust, provide transparency, and keep buyers informed about the progress of their investment.

Q. What are the common issues buyers face with under-construction properties?

Lack of communication, restricted site visits, and delayed responses from developers.

Q. How does Trimurty Builders ensure transparency?

By providing timely project updates, addressing buyer queries, and maintaining open communication channels.