As Diwali approaches, the Indian real estate market is experiencing a significant surge in both residential demand and supply, offering potential investors a promising opportunity.
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The Indian real estate market is currently experiencing a surge in residential demand and supply, with a notable 17% growth in housing units sold from January to September 2024 compared to the same period last year. However, the July-September quarter saw a decline in both sales and new launches, with a 20% increase in home prices affecting affordability.
Bengaluru and Mumbai are leading in residential sales, contributing around 44% of the total sales, particularly in the luxury and premium housing segments.
The Delhi NCR region has shown strong performance with a 29% year-over-year increase in sales and a 76% year-over-year rise in new launches, indicating strong developer confidence.
The main factors affecting the real estate market during the festive season include increased buyer interest, rising home prices, and the impact of affordability on sales. Festive seasons like Diwali often act as a catalyst for increased market activity.
Experts advise potential real estate investors to consider factors like location, property type, and market dynamics. Well-informed investments, especially during the festive season, can yield significant returns.

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