Hyderabad's real estate market has struggled to maintain momentum in 2024, with property registrations showing disappointing figures despite occasional surges. According to the latest report by Knight Frank, several factors are contributing to this lag, i
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The main reasons for the decline include economic uncertainties, regulatory changes, and a shift in buyer preferences towards more affordable housing.
Regulatory changes have increased costs for developers, which are often passed on to buyers, leading to a reduction in property transactions.
The government has introduced tax incentives and infrastructure development projects to stimulate the real estate market.
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