Analysts warn of a potential domino effect impacting the real estate market, particularly in Bengaluru and Pune, as a result of the Trump tariff fallout. While some experts believe property prices will remain resilient, others are more cautious about the future.
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The Trump tariffs on Chinese goods are causing disruptions in global trade, which is indirectly affecting the IT sector in India. Many IT companies are experiencing reduced demand and tighter budgets, leading to delayed or canceled expansion plans.
While some experts believe property prices will remain resilient and the market will weather the storm, others are more cautious. The potential slowdown in the IT sector could lead to a decline in property prices in prime areas.
Developers and investors are taking a cautious approach by diversifying their portfolios and exploring opportunities in other sectors such as healthcare and education. Some are also looking to reduce operational costs by relocating to more affordable locations.
Real estate professionals and developers are advising investors to stay informed, flexible, and to conduct thorough market research. They recommend considering long-term investment strategies and exploring alternative options like rental properties and co-living spaces.
Despite the short-term challenges, the long-term outlook for the real estate market in Bengaluru and Pune remains positive. The strength of the IT sector and the growing demand for quality living and working spaces will likely help the market recover and continue to grow.
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