Explore how the festive season impacts real estate trends in India, from increased property sales to new project launches and more.
Real EstateFestive SeasonProperty SalesHome LoansInvestmentsReal Estate NewsOct 18, 2024
Home builders offer discounts during the festive season to attract buyers who see these periods as auspicious times for new beginnings. These discounts, such as lower booking fees and free parking spots, can motivate undecided buyers to make a purchase.
In India, festivals like Navratri and Diwali are considered lucky times for making significant financial decisions, including buying property. Many families save money throughout the year to make these purchases during the festive season, leading to a surge in homebuyer activity.
Developers schedule property launches during the festive season to coincide with high buyer interest. Grand events and attractive deals help generate more interest and drive sales, making it a strategic time for launching new projects.
The festive season offers investors a chance to score great deals with numerous bonuses and discounts. Investors often choose to seal deals during this period, knowing that property values tend to rise after the festivals, making it a financially advantageous time to invest.
Banks and financial institutions offer lower interest rates, quicker approval processes, and reduced processing fees on home loans during the festive season. They also provide special holiday loan deals to attract buyers, making it easier for them to secure financing.
The city's real estate sector records an impressive 12% year-on-year increase in property registrations for June 2024, fueled by strong demand and economic stability.
Punekars from various fields share their opinions on the Union Budget 2024, praising and criticizing it for its impact on real estate, education, and Maharashtra.
Delhi-NCR ranks as the 5th most expensive office market in the APAC region with a prime office rent of INR 340/sqft/month.
Tribeca Developers, the exclusive licensee of the Trump brand in India, is forging ahead with its ambitious plans to expand the Trump Towers brand in India, despite the controversies surrounding Donald Trump.
Nikhil Kamath, the co-founder of Zerodha, has finally purchased his first apartment, reigniting the ongoing debate about whether it's better to rent or buy a home.
In the bustling Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), the real estate market has always been a key driver for housing growth. However, the latest quarter has seen a noticeable dip in new projects, raising questions about the future of the market.