The Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) and ANAROCK Property Consultants have released the 'Homebuyer Sentiment Survey - H1 2024' highlighting significant shifts in homebuyer preferences and investment trends in India’s real est
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The primary finding is that real estate remains the most preferred asset class for investment, with 59% of respondents favoring it. Additionally, 67% of buyers seek property for personal use, while 33% are investors.
The demand for ready homes has declined significantly. The ratio of ready homes to new launches has shifted from 46:18 in H1 2020 to 20:25 in H1 2024.
There is a growing preference for larger homes, with 51% of respondents favoring 3BHK units.
The most popular budget range is between Rs 45 to Rs 90 lakh, preferred by 35% of respondents. However, there is a shift towards premium properties as 28% now prefer homes priced between Rs 90 lakh and Rs 1.5 crore.
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