The slowdown in the real estate market has significantly impacted redevelopment activity in Ahmedabad, leading to a sharp decline in new deals and an increase in unsold inventory.
Real EstateRedevelopmentAhmedabadUnsold InventoryMarket SlowdownReal Estate NewsNov 21, 2025

The real estate market in Ahmedabad is currently experiencing a slowdown, which has led to a significant decrease in new redevelopment deals and an increase in unsold inventory.
Only around 20 new Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) for redevelopment have been signed in Ahmedabad in the past six months, compared to 80 MoUs in the first four months of the year.
The unsold inventory of 20-25% in recently completed redevelopment projects has directly impacted developers' margins and cash flow, making them hesitant to take on new projects.
Localities such as Naranpura, Navrangpura, Paldi, and Vasna are seeing increased supply from redevelopment projects.
Improved infrastructure, better transport connectivity, and a clearer understanding of the benefits and returns by both residents and developers are expected to improve the sentiment in the redevelopment market.

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