While Gurugram's luxury real estate market is cooling down, Noida, Bengaluru, and Pune are experiencing robust demand. The report by Antique Stock Broking Limited highlights the current trends and factors influencing the real estate sector.
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Gurugram's real estate market is experiencing a slowdown in the high-ticket segment, with demand softening. However, there is still strong interest in the Rs 2-4 crore range, and developers are offering steep discounts to attract buyers.
Noida's real estate market remains steady despite a supply shortage. There is intense competition for project acquisitions, particularly for redevelopment projects, which is pushing up valuations and potentially affecting profit margins.
Bengaluru has seen encouraging real estate absorption in July and August, contrary to expectations of a slowdown due to IT job layoffs. Units below Rs 20 million are in high demand, and higher ticket sizes are also seeing healthy absorption with inducements like relaxed payment plans.
Pune is witnessing strong absorption in micro-markets like Hinjewadi and Hadapsar. Positive macroeconomic factors such as falling interest rates, low inflation, and strong GDP growth are supporting the real estate sector, although trade uncertainties and IT layoffs pose some risks.
Key macroeconomic factors include falling interest rates, low inflation, income tax relief, a good monsoon, and strong GDP growth. These factors are generally positive for the real estate sector, although trade uncertainties and layoffs in IT companies pose some risks.

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