The heightened demand of housing is one of the major reasons for Kochi becoming the most sought-after places for buying property. Software major such as Wipro, which has put up over 600 seats at their Infopark unit, is already finding it difficult to meet the housing of their employees. In a couple of years, the housing needs of about 10,000 employees of different software companies in Kochi will have to be catered to.

It is not just software companies that will be making a demand on housing, but also the thousands who would be part of the Vallarpadam International Container Transshipment Terminal and related companies.

Land being scarce, Kochi would able to find a solution to its housing demands by only expanding vertically. Even if one-tenth of the promised major projects worth about Rs 22,000 crore come up in Kochi, there will be a drastic shortage of housing. Software companies alone project a need of at least a lakh of housing units. Travel & Tourism in Kerala is expected to grow 11.40% per annum over the next decade, according to WTTC...while, business/ government travel is forecast to grow at 9.70%.

All these put a big pressure for demand in quality housing. Quality house in Cochin would be a sound investment for the future. We also facilitate investment return by renting out on daily/ weekly terms, if you are not occupying the house for long periods.