The Q4 2024 report from PropTiger.com highlights a significant decline in home sales and new launches, attributed to sluggish demand in key markets like Maharashtra and Haryana, along with elevated property prices.
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According to PropTiger.com, home sales dropped in Q4 2024 primarily due to decreased demand in key markets like Maharashtra and Haryana, as well as high property prices that deterred many potential buyers.
High property prices have deterred many potential buyers, especially first-time homebuyers, making it difficult for them to afford homes in urban centers. This has led to a decrease in demand and a cautious approach towards purchasing properties.
The slowdown in sales has led to a surplus of unsold units, putting pressure on developers to offer more attractive deals or reduce prices to attract buyers. Many developers have also become more cautious about launching new projects due to uncertain market conditions.
The report suggests measures such as providing more affordable housing options, improving infrastructure support, and offering incentives to boost demand. These steps are crucial to restoring consumer confidence and promoting sustainable growth in the sector.
Maharashtra and Haryana are particularly affected by the real estate market slowdown. In Maharashtra, high property prices in cities like Mumbai and Pune have led to a significant decrease in demand. In Haryana, the slowdown is attributed to high prices and regulatory issues.
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