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For many Indian families, buying property is seen as the ultimate investment, something that will always grow in value. But real estate advisor Rajdeep Chauhan has a word of caution. In a detailed LinkedIn post, he said property prices don’t rise forever and that several major economies have seen painful real estate crashes when fundamentals weakened.
Chauhan began his post with a sharp example: “Your uncle bought a flat in 2007. He’s still waiting to break even." His message was clear: buying property doesn’t always mean profit, and history proves what happens when people ignore the risks.
Lessons From Japan And The US
Chauhan shared how Japan’s booming property market of the late 1980s ended in one of history’s biggest collapses. “In 1989, Japan’s real estate
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