The first quarter of the year saw a significant decline in home sales across the Delhi-NCR region, with a 19% dip attributed to rising property costs and economic instability. Explore the factors affecting the real estate market in Delhi-NCR.
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The dip in home sales is primarily due to rising property costs and economic instability caused by global trade tensions and job market uncertainty.
The cost of raw materials like steel and cement has increased, leading to higher construction costs, which are then passed on to consumers in the form of more expensive properties.
Initiatives such as the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY) aim to provide affordable housing options to low-income groups, which can help stabilize the market.
The rental market, particularly for affordable housing and corporate rentals, has remained stable despite the overall downturn in home sales.
New technologies like green building practices, prefabricated construction, and smart home technologies are being adopted to reduce costs and improve efficiency in the real estate sector.
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