After a five-year lull, the real estate sector in Andhra Pradesh is showing promising signs of recovery, with increased land transactions and revenue from stamps and registrations.
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The recovery is being driven by increased land transactions, growth in revenue from stamps and registrations, and the launch of works worth Rs 50,552 crore in Amaravati.
Krishna, Guntur, and Palnadu are leading in terms of the number of transactions and revenue earned.
Land prices in Amaravati have increased, causing a slowdown in transactions. However, investors are now exploring affordable areas with better future prospects.
The state government has eased rules regarding layouts and buildings and is planning to abolish the NALA conversion fee to further increase transactions.
Cities like Guntur, Nellore, Tirupati, Visakhapatnam, and Kurnool are also experiencing an increase in transactions.

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