Chennai's real estate market has undergone a massive transformation over the past 25 years, with office leasing increasing 75-fold to 76.5 million square feet. This unprecedented growth has been driven by a combination of economic development, infrastruct
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The growth in Chennai's real estate market has been driven by economic development, infrastructure improvements, and favorable government policies. The IT and BPO sectors have also played a significant role in increasing demand for office space.
Infrastructure development, including the construction of major road projects and the expansion of the Chennai Metro, has improved connectivity and made the city more accessible, thus boosting the real estate market.
Government policies, such as the establishment of special economic zones (SEZs) and streamlined processes for obtaining building permits, have provided incentives and support to businesses and developers, fostering the growth of the real estate sector.
The residential real estate market in Chennai has experienced significant growth, driven by the city's expanding population and increasing employment opportunities. Developers have been launching new projects to meet the growing demand for housing.
Chennai's real estate market faces challenges such as water scarcity and traffic congestion, which impact the quality of life. Developers and policymakers are working to address these issues through sustainable development practices and smart city initiatives.
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