Delhi NCR showcases a notable 64% share of luxury residential launches among the top seven cities in India, with Gurugram excelling as the leading performer in the luxury real estate segment.
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The luxury real estate market in India is witnessing a transformative shift, driven by the evolving preferences of discerning homebuyers, with a growing demand for sustainable and tech-enabled projects.
Delhi NCR has emerged as the leader in luxury residential launches in H1 2024, with a 64% share among the top seven cities in India.
The recent launch of the Dwarka Expressway is one of the latest infrastructure projects influencing the demand for luxury housing, with a significant 88% of all new launches focused on this region.
Delhi NCR stands out as the leader among the country's top seven cities, holding a significant market share of 65%, with a total of 4,763 units sold.
The Indian luxury real estate market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 3%.

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