Delhi-NCR's real estate market has seen a significant surge, outpacing other major cities like Mumbai, Bangalore, and Chennai. The analytics firm's data reflects a contrasting picture, highlighting the robust performance of the region.
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The surge in the real estate market in Delhi-NCR is driven by economic stability, infrastructure development, government initiatives, and a growing population.
The government has introduced schemes like PMAY and RERA to promote affordable housing and ease regulatory burdens for developers.
High property prices, regulatory hurdles, and infrastructure bottlenecks are some of the key challenges faced by the real estate market in Delhi-NCR.
Trends include a focus on sustainability, eco-friendly projects, and the growing demand for flexible living spaces due to the rise of remote work.
XYZ Realty is contributing by developing innovative and sustainable projects, focusing on quality, customer satisfaction, and community development.
As Mumbai continues to grow
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Mumbai and Bengaluru lead the real estate investment surge, attracting a significant portion of the USD 1.3 billion institutional investments in Q1 2025, marking a 31% year-over-year growth.