Connecting You to Goa’s Best Properties

Popular areas for second homes and vacation homes include Assagao, Siolim, Anjuna, Vagator, and Morjim in North Goa, and Palolem, Patnem, and Agonda in South Goa. These areas offer a good mix of serenity, amenities, and potential for rental income.

Yes, many property owners in Goa rent out their properties to tourists and long-term tenants. You can manage the rentals yourself or hire a property management company to handle the process. Short-term rentals during the peak season can be particularly lucrative. Make sure to follow local laws and get the right permissions before renting out your property.

Most Indian banks offer home loans for properties in Goa. Eligibility criteria and interest rates will vary depending on the lender and the borrower's profile. Having a good credit score and stable income increases your chances of loan approval.

Key documents include the Sale Deed, Title Deed, No Objection Certificates (NOCs) from relevant authorities, approved building plans (if applicable), and property tax receipts. For foreigners, additional documents like PIO/OCI card or proof of residency are required. Again, we strongly recommend working with a lawyer.

Property taxes in Goa are relatively low compared to other parts of India. They are levied annually by the local municipal councils or panchayats and are based on the property's area and type of construction. The exact rates vary from one local body to another.

Yes, Goa has specific regulations for construction and renovation, especially in Coastal Regulation Zones (CRZ) and areas with heritage properties. It's essential to obtain the necessary permissions from local authorities like the Town and Country Planning Department and the Goa Coastal Zone Management Authority (GCZMA) before starting any work.