Within a span of 18 years, Lavisa has delivered what it had set out to do and has earned the confidence of its employees and accolades from its customers. Lavisa believes in the business mantra "Value for Money" It is one of the first companies in India to offer developed land with maximum area at low rates.
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Real Estate in India

		India's economy has seen a rapid growth in recent times. Many of the country's industries and business have developed positively. Real Estate is one of them. Many factors have led to this surge in interest. One of the most significant reasons for this is the Indian government's decisions to allow 100% Foreign Direct
Investment (FDI) and ease bank finance for developers.In february 2006, they opened the construction and development sector by allowing FDIs in order to boost the vital infrastructure sector. There has been an almost immediate reciprocal response from groups overseas like the insurance giant, American international Group Inc (AIG), UK's High point Rendel, Edwa(US), Japan's Kikken Sekkel, Lee Kim Tah Holdings and cesma International from Singapore, who have shown interest in India's real estate

		Investment has become a tricky issue now. With the world economy facing stagnation, it bags a question : where does one invest ? Dealing with stocks and shares in the current state of affairs is fraught with danger unless one is ready and able to trade short term.
The real estate in the US and UK too faces the risk of spiraling downwards. in such a tentative scenario, there has been a logical shift in focus towards India's real estate, particularly rural outskirts of urban India. The value of a habitable plot of land in rural outskirts of urban cities of India like Bangalore will increase by 2000-3000% in the next twenty years. The greater Bangalore expansion is a visible sign of changing things. Can there be a better asset to possess than a piece of outskirts around Bangalore?