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A couple of decades ago, properties were considered a luxury investment. Only the richest of rich could afford the exorbitant prices stamped on the various housing projects. Even the process of purchasing a property was a long and tedious one. Home seekers had to collect and sign an endless flow of documents while also searching for a broker who could strike them a good deal for the desired property. However, this trend has changed drastically. A large portion of home buyers research online and find it convenient to check and shortlist apartments virtually before physically going to see it. In fact, data suggests that 92% of home buyers search online to find their dream home. Additionally, 82% of real estate market investors trust online agents as a reliable source of information, and 42% have resorted to the Internet as their first search medium. Today, there are 450 million active users on the Internet, in India alone, and going by current trends, 635.8 million Indians will be

Caught on tape: Adjourn the house, minister whispered to Deputy Chairman New Delhi:  As the BJP shouted its demand for the resignation of the Prime Minister, in the Rajya Sabha, Rajiv Shuka walked up to PJ Kurien, who had just been elected Deputy Chairperson of the Rajya Sabha, and  was presiding over the house. Mr Shukla, who is Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs, whispered to Mr Kurien that the house should be adjourned for the day. Two minutes later, Mr Kurien declared just that.  Mr Shukla's instructions were caught on Mr Kurien's mic and the cameras that broadcast proceedings of the Upper House. " Pure din ke liye House  adjourn  kara dijiye  (Adjourn the House for the day)," he directed. "Yes," responded Mr Kurien.   Most Recent Working with government to remove hateful content: Facebook Must aim to make Rio even better than London Olympics: Narang Also See 8:57 Caught on camera: Minister whispering instruct