Mumbai led the sales, contributing around 44% of the total, with luxury and premium housing seeing the highest demand, according to a report by JLL.
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The Indian real estate market is witnessing a surge in both residential demand and supply, with a notable rise in residential inventory. However, the July-September quarter of 2024 saw a year-on-year decline in both housing sales and new launches due to a sharp rise in home prices affecting affordability.
Bengaluru and Mumbai are leading in housing sales, contributing around 44% of the total sales, with luxury and premium housing segments seeing the highest demand.
The Delhi NCR region has stood out, registering a 29% YoY increase in sales and a 76% YoY rise in new launches, indicating strong developer confidence.
Factors such as a sharp rise in home prices, affecting affordability, and increased interest from potential buyers are significantly impacting the real estate market in India.
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