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BY-
SUSHANT KUMAR
ANSHIKA GUPTA
ADITI SRIVASTAVA
RAHUL BHARDWAJ
NEHA SHUKLA
CHITRANGANA MALVIYA
DESCRIPTION OF MY BUSINESS
Residential Flats
1 acre (43560 sq. ft.)
We have 2 buildings of 4 floor with 4 houses in each floor of
2BHK and 3BHK.
We have 2 Parks, one on the left and one on the right facing
the apartment building.
At back of one of the apartment building there is
Departmental store & on the other side we have Gym with
Yoga and meditation Facility.
We have the office in between the gym and the
departmental store.
Providing one “Happy Fridge”in the park.
TARGET MARKET & CUSTOMERS
We are targeting the customers who are
involved in an occupation:
Doctors
Engineers
Business Person
Working Class
Reason behind this target is because of the
increase in the opening of new firms in Lucknow, So
that we are providing him flats with all comfort.
PRICING POWER
2BHK
Drawing room- 12sq.ft.*15sq. Ft.= 185sq. Ft.
TOTAL- 800sq.ft.
THE VISION AND THE PEOPLE
Vision- We aspire to be most preferred
environmental sensitive ‘housing maker’ and to
be trusted leader in a real estate sector
contributing towards progressive India.
Mission- We commit to provide customer
satisfaction and creative value for stakeholder
through professionalism, transparency, quality,
cutting edge technology and social
responsibility.
COMPUTER AND COMMUNICATION TOOLS
Office-
2 AC (1 Ton)- 2*25000= Rs50,000
Light- 10,000
2Fan- 2*1700= 3400
8 chairs- 8*4000= 32000
Desktop- 35000
Multi Printer- 16000
Internet- (1000+700)= 1700
Router- 1500
GENERAL STORE
1AC (1Ton) – 25000
Light- 15000
3Fan- 3*17000= 51000
GYM
2AC (1Ton)= 2*25000= 50,000
Gym Equipments- 15,00,000
Light – 15,000
Fan – 4*2000= 8000
MARKET OF REAL ESTATE SHRINKING OR
GROWING
India’s housing market remains weak. Homes
sales and residential construction activity
continue to fall. Except for Hyderabad, which
registered an impressive double-digit price
growth during the year to Q2 2019, prices have
been largely flat in other major cities. In
addition, India´s economic growth is flagging,
undermining its arguably overvalued property
market.
During the year to Q2 2019, according to PropTiger:
Hyderabad witnessed the highest y-o-y price increase at 17%, to
an average of INR 5,131 (US$75) per sq. m.
In Bangalore, prices rose by 3% y-o-y to INR 5,157 (US$75) per
sq. m.
In Chennai, prices were steady at an average of INR 5,174
(US$75) per sq. m.
In Ahmedabad, prices rose by 1% y-o-y to an average of INR
2,857 (US$41) per sq. m.
In Gurgaon, the average house price fell by 3% y-o-y to INR4,950
(US$72) per sq. m.
In Mumbai, the average house price rose by 3% y-o-y to INR
9,396 (US$136) per sq. m.
In Kolkata, prices rose by 1% y-o-y to INR 3,936 (US$57) per sq.
m.
In Pune, prices rose by 2% y-o-y to INR 4,821 (US$70) per sq. m.
In Noida, prices were unchanged at an average of INR 3,899
(US$57) per sq. m.
During 2018, the National Housing Bank’s
composite house price index for 50 cities
rose by 3.9%, following y-o-y rises of 3% in
2017, 6.4% in 2016, 5.6% in 2015 and 1.1%
in 2014. However when adjusted for
inflation, house prices actually fell 1.2% in
2018 from a year earlier.
Residential construction activity is falling. In
Q2 2019, only 37,852 housing units were
launched, down 47.4% from a year earlier.
Except in Gurugram, new launches fell
across all other cities in Q2 2019.
Demand is also depressed. In Q2 2019, home sales in
India’s 9 major markets (including Ahmedabad, Bengaluru,
Chennai, Gurugram, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mumbai, Noida,
and Pune) fell by 10.8% to 71,957 from the same period last
year, according to PropTiger.
“In the recently announced Budget, the government has
also increased the deduction on the home loan interest
component to Rs 3.50 lakh on affordable housing. This
would also trigger fresh demand for affordable homes. As a
result of renewed sales activity, inventory stock would also
decline.”
The total unsold inventory stock in India’s
top 9 cities fell by 12% to 797,623 units in
Q2 2019 from a year earlier, according to
PropTiger
Likewise, overall inventory overhang declined
to 30 months in Q2 2019, from 33 months
in the previous year. Hyderabad has the
lowest inventory overhang of 15 months
while Noida has the highest of 41 months.
India’s mortgage market is growing very
rapidly
What Is SEO?
SEO stands for “search engine optimization”. SEO is a set of
strategies that you apply to become more visible in
Google’s search results. It includes two major
components:
On-Page SEO – What you do on your website to provide a
great experience (Quality Content, Easy to use, Fast, etc.)
Off-Page SEO – What you do off the website to demonstrate
that you are an authority in your industry (Networking
with other important websites, Social media, etc.)
Competitor Analysis
When building an optimized website, look at what’s
already out there. Who are your top competitors
online and in your local area? Do they have a real
estate marketing strategy?
From this analysis, see what’s working. What do you
need to do better to outperform these websites?
That’s where your real estate marketing strategy will
come in handy.
User Experience (UX)
It all starts with user-friendliness. Build your website
with the end user (visitor) in mind. Think about how
they will use the site. What elements will they expect
your site to have? What will they find useful?
Mobile-friendliness
Over 80% of time spent on social media is done so on
mobile devices. Are you leading people from social media
to your website? You should be, which is why it must
be highly functional on mobile.
In addition to just being easy to use on mobile, consider
how you can integrate mobile into the home buying and
selling experience with:
Mobile apps and tools
Mobile Virtual walkthroughs
Mobile Chat
Mobile-connected thermostats
Mobile-keyless entry (probably for other agents)
Mobile payments
Mobile documents review
Made for Speed
47% of people now expect a website to load
in fewer than 2 seconds. For every additional
second it takes a page to load, 11% of
people will leave the site.
Step 2: Expand Your Social Media Presence
ELDECO
AMRAPALI GROUP
PARSAVNATH
LICENSE
GST registration
JOB APPLICATION FORM
SCREENING PROCEDURE USED FOR HIRING
RESUME SCREENING
APPLICANT TRACKING SYSTEM
REFERENCE CHECKING
CHECKING ONLINE
SKILL TEST
INTERVIEW
KNOWLEDGE CHECKING
BENEFITS
WORKERS COMPENSATION
FAMILY MEDICAL INCOME ACT
ACCESS TO HEALTH INSURANCE
PAID OFF TIME
SHORT TERM OR LONG TERM DISABILITY
WELLNESS PROGRAMME
EDUCATIONAL BENEFITS
FLEXIBLE BENEFITS
JOB DESCRIPTION OF RECEPTIONIST
Receptionist Job Responsibilities:
Serves visitors by greeting, welcoming, and directing them appropriately; notifies
company personnel of visitor arrival; maintains security and telecommunications
system.
Receptionist Job Duties:
Welcomes visitors by greeting them, in person or on the telephone; answering or
referring inquiries.
Directs visitors by maintaining employee and department directories; giving
instructions.
Maintains security by following procedures; monitoring logbook; issuing visitor
badges.
Maintains telecommunication system by following manufacturer's instructions for
house phone and console operation.
Maintains safe and clean reception area by complying with procedures, rules,
and regulations. Maintains continuity among work teams by documenting and
communicating actions, irregularities, and continuing needs.
Contributes to team effort by accomplishing related results as needed.
Receptionist Skills and Qualifications:
Telephone Skills, Verbal Communication, Microsoft Office Skills, Listening,
Professionalism, Customer Focus, Organization, Informing Others, Handles
Pressure, Phone Skills, Supply Management
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