Bengaluru, March 3, 2025: The 43rd edition of the Knight Frank – NAREDCO Real Estate Sentiment Index for Q4 2024 (October–December 2024) reveals a cautiously optimistic market sentiment, reflecting a balanced outlook among industry professionals.
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The Knight Frank – NAREDCO Real Estate Sentiment Index is a quarterly report that assesses the market sentiment among real estate professionals in India. It provides insights into the trends and outlook of the real estate sector.
The sentiment score for Q4 2024 stands at 65, which reflects a cautiously optimistic outlook among real estate professionals.
The residential segment showed the highest improvement in sentiment, with the sentiment score increasing from 60 to 64.
Key challenges include the availability of affordable land, rising input costs, regulatory hurdles, and bureaucratic delays.
The sentiment score for the industrial and logistics sector is 72, the highest among all segments, driven by the growth in e-commerce and manufacturing activities.
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