As India adopted the work from home (WFH) culture over the past few months, office vacancy levels across metros saw an uptick
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Experts say though the moratorium on loan repayment is available to developers till August, many are expected to struggle in repaying lenders subsequently
The supply of new units also dropped by 81% during the period to 11,967.
The supply of new housing units also decreased by 81% during the period to 11,967 units from 63,535 units in Q1 2020, as developers hardly launched any projects, with sales coming to a standstill
Though moratorium on loan repayment is available for developers till August this year, developers could struggle to repay money to lenders, say experts
Industry executives and analysts said most of this new order activity was a spillover, and fresh project finalisation remains weak
Net leasing of office space plunged 73.4 per cent in the April-June period across eight major cities due to sharp fall in demand because of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Cushman & Wakefield. Net absorption of office space stood at 37.15 lakh sq ft during April-June 2020 as against 139.85 lakh sq ft in the year ago period as corporates and coworking players deferred their expansion plans, the property consultant said. During the first half of 2020, the net office space leasing declined 57 per cent to 110.75 lakh sq ft from 255.48 lakh sq ft in the corresponding period of last calendar year. "The net absorption in the second quarter 2020 stands at 3.72 million sq ft, which is lower by 49.5 per cent on a quarterly basis and 73.4 per cent lower on a yearly basis as fresh transaction activity was muted during the quarter," C&W said in a statement. Also, cities like Delhi NCR and Bengaluru saw negative absorption which also pushed the overall net absorption downwards, it ...
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Faced with no movement in sales in the past three-odd months due to lockdown and Covid-19-related issues, property developers are resorting to price cuts
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