A recent report by NK Realtors, Kolkata's leading real estate consultancy, reveals that apartment prices in East Kolkata have surpassed those in the South for the second year in a row, reflecting a significant shift in the city's real estate market dynamics.
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The rapid infrastructure development, including the construction of the Eastern Metropolitan Bypass and the Salt Lake Expressway, along with the influx of IT and BPO companies, are key factors driving the increase in property prices in East Kolkata.
The southern part of Kolkata has seen a slower pace of development and a more saturated market, which has limited the growth in property values compared to East Kolkata.
According to the report by NK Realtors, the average price per square foot in East Kolkata has increased by 15% over the past year.
The report suggests that East Kolkata remains a promising market for buyers and investors, but it is important to conduct thorough research and consider factors such as location, connectivity, and future development plans before making a purchase.
The real estate market in East Kolkata is expected to continue growing, driven by ongoing and planned infrastructure projects, a growing job market, and the region's increasing popularity among professionals.
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