The real estate market's festive boost is evident in the rising property prices and increased homebuying activity, with demand for both luxury and affordable homes on the rise.
Real Estate MarketFestive SeasonProperty PricesHomebuyingInfrastructure ProjectsReal Estate NewsOct 23, 2024

The festive season in India is a crucial time for the real estate market because many Indians prefer to make significant purchases, including buying a new home, during this time due to the belief that it brings good luck and prosperity. Additionally, this period often comes with discounts, offers, and favorable interest rates, making it an attractive time to invest in property.
Infrastructure projects have played a crucial role in boosting the real estate market. The government's focus on developing highways, metro networks, and other public infrastructure has made many previously underserved areas more attractive for both living and investment. This has led to an increase in property values and a surge in demand in these areas.
The government has supported the real estate market through initiatives such as the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY), which offers financial assistance and subsidies to eligible beneficiaries, making homeownership more accessible to low-income and middle-income families.
During the festive season, property prices tend to rise due to increased homebuying activity. This trend is observed in both urban and rural areas, but it is particularly pronounced in major cities like Mumbai, Delhi, and Bengaluru.
The demand for homes during the festive season is not limited to a specific segment. There is a significant demand for both luxury and affordable homes. Luxury buyers are looking for high-end properties equipped with modern amenities and located in prime locations, while first-time homebuyers and those in the affordable housing segment are looking for properties that offer good value for money and are located in well-connected areas.

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