In the last quarter of the year, housing sales in India's major cities saw a significant decline. However, one city managed to buck the trend. Find out which city saw an increase in housing sales amid the overall downturn.
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The main reasons include economic slowdown, high interest rates, reduced consumer confidence, and a supply-demand imbalance in the housing market.
Gurugram, a suburb of Delhi, saw a modest increase in housing sales during the fourth quarter.
Gurugram's robust infrastructure, proximity to the capital, and growing demand for affordable housing contributed to the positive trend.
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