Housing.com VS LoopNet

So what are your ideal list of areas I should search for and where to search ? , Right now , I'm browsing through housing.com , nobroker.com and bit of Olx . What other methods do you guys suggest and mainly I'm concerned about the living area . I don't mind staying off the city too . So please give your valuable inputs . Source: 11 months ago

I apologize in advance if this is not a right place for house hunting. But all the websites out there have fake house posting. I bought premium subsription of housing.com. All they've given me is false house posting or housing that has already been acquired. Source: 11 months ago

Anyone knows how do I go about it? How to contact brokers? Are sites like Magicbricks, housing.com reliable? Source: 12 months ago

You can find Rent Houses by visiting housing.com or magicbricks.com. You can use filters that can help you to find rental houses according to your requirements along with the details of the property. You may also use the nobroker.in or the NoBrokerHood app (by asking a particular society community) to find a home with low rent. Hope this will help! Source: over 1 year ago

I looked up on magicbricks, housing.com, etc. For rent. Avg cost of rent (a good one) for 3bhk is around 50k and the deposit is around 1.5-2l range. So if it's advisable to take a rent, what would be the optimal price of of 2bhk and 3bhk rent in koramangala? Also, is it advisable to search for rent on the field or book via these broker websites? Can deposit be negotiated or paid in installments? Is there anything... Source: over 1 year ago

It has since been pulled off loopnet.com (loopnet is like Zillow but for commercial properties)https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/3405-3429-S-Rainbow-Blvd-Las-Vegas-NV/8355792. Source: 5 months ago

If you are in the USA, go on loopnet.com, put in your zip code, and you will get a general idea how much rent is. Source: 11 months ago

Start by looking on loopnet.com to see what commercial spaces in your area are going for. Remember, when looking at rent costs, there is often something called triple net (or NNN) which covers variable expenses for the landlord and can add another $1-2/sf/mo to your cost. See my responses to your other questions below. Source: 11 months ago

Hit up loopnet.com and find something that works for you. Source: 11 months ago

Https://www.loopnet.com/search/apartment-buildings/for-sale/?sk=40e067a77ef67b3aa6a2fe82a9faab91&bb=swuv67ws3Jzl-t_hhC Looks to be about a half dozen between Ft Worth and Dallas. Good luck. Source: 12 months ago