Despite a mixed Q1FY26 pre-sales performance, top real estate developers are doubling down on new launches and land acquisitions, signaling confidence in sustained housing demand.
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The real estate market in India saw a mixed Q1FY26 pre-sales performance, with some developers like Prestige Estates and Keystone Realtors reporting significant growth, while others lagged due to fewer new launches.
Lodha, Godrej Properties, and Keystone Realtors are leading in new launches and land acquisitions, significantly boosting their Gross Development Value (GDV).
The value of land deals in H1CY25 reached Rs 309 billion, a 5% increase from CY24, with 45% of the transacted land earmarked for residential development.
Homebuyers can expect a surge in new projects and potentially favorable pricing as developers ramp up their business development and launch new properties.
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