The real estate industry in Delhi-NCR experienced a slowdown in housing supply, with an 8% decrease in unit deliveries during FY25. Despite the challenges, Pune remained the leading city in home deliveries, contributing significantly to the market.
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The housing unit deliveries in Delhi-NCR declined by 8% in FY25.
Pune delivered the highest number of housing units in FY25, with 81,563 units.
Several factors contributed to the decline, including increased regulatory scrutiny, higher input costs, and a slowdown in demand due to economic uncertainties.
The government is supporting the affordable housing segment through schemes like Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY), which helps sustain demand and provides financial assistance to first-time buyers.
The real estate market in Delhi-NCR is expected to see a gradual improvement in the coming quarters, driven by easing regulatory norms, affordable financing options, and overall economic recovery.
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