East Bengaluru experienced an 18% drop in residential sales in Q3 2024, while North Bengaluru saw a 6% decline. A Reddit user has highlighted potential risks in Bengaluru's property market, including the possibility of more defaults on home loans.
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East Bengaluru has recorded an 18% decline in residential sales, while North Bengaluru has seen a 6% dip in the third quarter of 2024.
The main factors include an economic slowdown, rising interest rates, and a shift in buyer preferences towards more affordable options.
Developers are facing challenges such as labor shortages, material cost increases, and difficulties in completing projects on time and within budget.
The demand for office spaces has decreased due to the adoption of hybrid work models, leading to higher vacancy rates and a decline in rental prices.
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