Hindustan Times' latest edition, India Real Estate Story 2025, delves into the robust growth of the Delhi NCR real estate market, driven by infrastructure and policy reforms. This guide is essential for anyone tracking the real estate sector or exploring housing options.
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The main focus of India Real Estate Story 2025 is the growth of the real estate market in Delhi NCR, driven by infrastructure development, policy reforms, and lower interest rates.
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The key factors driving the growth of the real estate market in Delhi NCR include ongoing infrastructure development, adjustments in GST for construction materials, and sustained lower interest rates.

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