According to a recent report by Knight Frank, Delhi-NCR and Mumbai have secured prominent positions among the top 10 real estate markets in the Asia-Pacific region, driven by robust occupier demand and limited new supply.
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The main reasons are strong occupier demand from various sectors and limited new supply of commercial and residential properties.
Government initiatives like the Make in India and Smart Cities Mission, along with infrastructure improvements, are creating a favorable environment for real estate development.
Key sectors include IT, finance, healthcare, and manufacturing, with a growing number of startups also contributing to the demand.
High property prices and regulatory hurdles can deter some investors and occupiers, but the potential for growth and strategic importance make them attractive despite these challenges.
Knight Frank is a leading global real estate consultancy that provides services including property management, investment advisory, and market research, helping clients make informed decisions.
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