According to the Knight Frank report titled 'India Real Estate: Residential and Office (January–March 2025)', sales of affordable homes in the ₹50 lakh to ₹1 crore price range have dropped by 9% between January and March 2025. This decline highlights a growing concern in the Indian real estate market, particularly in the affordable housing segment.
Real EstateAffordable HomesKnight FrankIndiaEconomic SlowdownReal EstateApr 05, 2025
The main reasons for the decline in affordable home sales include the economic slowdown, high interest rates, and job insecurity, which have collectively affected consumer confidence and purchasing power.
Major metropolitan areas such as Mumbai, Delhi, and Bengaluru have been most affected by the decline in affordable home sales.
The government is considering introducing subsidies and tax incentives for both buyers and developers to make home ownership more affordable and encourage more investment in the sector.
Developers can adopt strategies such as offering more flexible payment options, down payment assistance, longer loan tenures, and creating more value-added features in their properties.
The long-term potential of the affordable housing market in India is significant, driven by the growing urban population, increasing demand for better living conditions, and government focus on infrastructure development.
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