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Where to buy in Goa

Goa is not one market. These compare the micro-markets against each other on price, yield and the kind of demand each one actually runs on.

Arambol beach and Sweet Lake seen from the headland, Pernem taluka, North Goa
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Where to Buy in Goa on a Budget

Four micro-markets under Rs 5,000 a square foot, what each one is actually trading on, and why the cheapest entry point is not always the best value.

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A white Portuguese-era building with a red tile roof behind a laterite wall on the Goan coast
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Assagao, Anjuna or Siolim? North Goa's Premium Belt Compared

Three villages within fifteen minutes of each other, with a 60% price gap between them and appreciation records backed by registered sale deeds. What separates them.

Aerial view of a crescent bay in South Goa, dense palm cover meeting a wide sand beach
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North Goa or South Goa? How to Choose Where to Buy

The two halves of Goa are different markets, not cheap and expensive versions of one. What separates them on price, yield and seasonality, and which suits which kind of buyer.