Amit Bagri, CEO of Kotak Mahindra Investments, highlights the significant drop in real estate sales in Hyderabad, contrasting it with the larger property market in Mumbai.
Real EstateHyderabadProperty MarketEconomic SlowdownAffordable HousingReal Estate MumbaiMay 01, 2025
The main factors include economic uncertainties, a slowdown in new construction projects, and a shift in buyer preferences towards smaller and more affordable properties.
Developers are focusing on offering more affordable housing options, emphasizing quality and sustainability, and exploring smart and eco-friendly building designs.
The government has announced initiatives such as subsidies and tax breaks for first-time home buyers to stimulate demand and help stabilize the market.
The long-term outlook remains positive, with the city continuing to attract investment in sectors like IT, healthcare, and manufacturing, and the ongoing development of infrastructure projects.
Buyers can benefit from reduced prices and increased competition among sellers, which can be advantageous for those who are patient and strategic in their purchases.
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