Starting 2021, the market is set to witness a healthy double-digit growth rate over the next three years
The latest data from Knight Frank shows that property registration in the largest market - Mumbai Metropolitan Region - hit a decadal high in July
Data shows the share of affordable homes in the overall new launches in the top seven metros fell sharply since the Covid-19 pandemic upended lives in India
Over 80 per cent prospective homebuyers may consider buying a house if stamp duty is lowered by states, according to a survey by realty portal Magicbricks.
While the local housing market was already struggling to attract enough buyers, the current crises have resulted in a fall in average home rates by 1.6 percent dragging India's ranking by 12 positions
Better affordability, sustained WFH will spike demand in top six cities this fiscal. But Mumbai and Pune may see contraction due to the higher base of last fiscal
About 60% of sales by value, 90% by volume were driven by affordable segment, for which less than Rs 35 lakh of loans each were taken
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Driven by low interest rates, confidence in property's long-term safety and a fear of missing out, the boom is putting buyers increasingly at odds with the government
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If the lenders agree to the proposal made by VIL's promoters, then it will be one of the first big ticket debt resolution by the lenders via Section 12A of the IBC
Mulund has developed as an ideal destination for those who want to be a part of the city's hustle-bustle
Consultants and developers say next year is also going to be bad for home developers - prices are expected to remain stagnant and sales to move only slowly
The government's own assessment is that the lack of available credit is the worst in over 70 years
Sitharaman had also highlighted that the current rental laws are archaic, as they do not address the relationship between the lessor and the lessee realistically and fairly
House prices are expected to rise 2.5% next year and 3.8% in 2021, well below the projected pace of consumer price inflation for those periods.
JLL India said the affordability levels would continue to improve over the next three years for all seven cities
The spurt can be attributed to three factors -- anticipated property price growth in major Indian cities, high buyer confidence and availability of light-weight investments
India's residential sector out-shined matured markets such as China
According to government estimates, there is a current shortage of around 60 million housing units