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Goa - India's 'must see' destination is fast becoming a 'must have' for tourists who want to own a permanent place under the Goan sun.Goa's alluring beaches and palm fringed countryside has so much to offer that one cannot have enough of it., and for every tourist, it's a case of "A little bit more"! And what better way to get that 'little more' than owning a slice of that paradise?

Goa has every reason to be a sound place for investment. You will be spoilt to choice with the range of residential properties that Goa has to offer. Stamp duty and property taxes in Goa are lower than in other states, making the investment easier on the pocket. Expenses on a 3 bedroom Villa, for example, would add to Rs.30,000 annually, covering round-the-clock manned security, maintenance expenses, salaries of gardener and common areas, and property tax/rates.

If you're a regular tourist to Goa, mounting hotel rates can be exasperating restricting your stay to 2-3 days, and before you have enough begun to savour the spicy delicacies on the beach, its time to pack your bags. Your own Apartment could offer you all the space you need to unwind, and earn for you when you're not on vacation, for Goa homes offer rentals upto Rs. 1 lakh a month. Goa is an excellent return on investment which few other properties can match.

What lends appeal to this enchanting city is the "live and let live" lifestyle of the local population. At peace with nature, Goa has a low crime rate, and no history of communal or religious unrest. Rated as one of the best states to live in, Goa is unpolluted and not overcrowded, and offers a better quality of life.

Goa will receive 3.5 million tourists by the end of the year 2008, both International and Domestic and Redevelopment projects in the pipeline for the region include:

• Software Technology Park.
• Integrated Infrastructure Development Scheme Park (IID).
• Film City.
• Growth Centers.
• ASIDE.
• Food Park / Wine Park.
• Sky - Bus project.
• A new Civil Airport in North Goa.