The latest edition of India Real Estate Story 2025, released by Hindustan Times, delves into the expanding real estate market in Delhi NCR, driven by infrastructure and policy reforms.
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It is a special edition released by Hindustan Times that explores the growth of the real estate market in Delhi NCR and other regions, driven by infrastructure and policy reforms.
The expansion is supported by ongoing infrastructure development, adjustments in GST for construction materials, and sustained lower interest rates.
Gurugram’s market is growing due to increasing corporate presence, with growth in Grade A office spaces and integrated residential townships. Infrastructure projects like the Dwarka Expressway are also supporting this growth.
Goa is evolving from a holiday destination to a second-home option, driven by the shift towards remote work and lifestyle-oriented living. There are emerging projects and investment opportunities in the area.
It offers perspectives on the real estate sector, providing insights into regional markets, emerging areas of investment, and key projects, helping readers make informed decisions.

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