Explore the impact of the festive season on India's real estate market. From increased property sales to new project launches, discover how festivals like Navratri and Diwali bring a surge in real estate activity.
Real EstateFestive SeasonProperty SalesHome LoansInvestmentsReal EstateOct 18, 2024
People buy homes during the festive season due to the abundance of discounts and special deals, the emotional and cultural significance of the period, and the belief that it brings good fortune and wealth.
Developers attract buyers by offering time-limited deals, such as lower booking fees, no registration costs, free parking spots, and even gold coins or cars with home purchases.
Investors are interested in the real estate market during the festive season because they can secure great deals and lower property prices, which can lead to higher returns on investment as property values rise after the festivals.
Banks and financial institutions offer lower interest rates on home loans, quicker approval processes, and reduced processing fees to attract buyers during the festive season.
The festive season brings an upbeat market mood, increased investor interest, more property launches, and higher home loan approvals, leading to a significant boost in property sales and overall market activity.
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