Colliers' survey highlights the positive sentiments prevailing in the Indian housing market, with developers expecting a bull run in 2024.
Real EstateDevelopersSentiment SurveyIndian Housing MarketColliersReal Estate MumbaiJul 05, 2024
The survey is a report by Colliers that highlights the sentiments of real estate developers in India, providing insights into the Indian housing market.
The top priorities for developers include rationalization of taxes and government charges, sops for affordable housing, and setting up a single window clearance mechanism.
The growth of the Indian housing market is driven by factors such as increasing demand, improving affordability, and government initiatives.
Colliers is a leading real estate consultancy firm that provides a range of services, including advisory, transaction, and management solutions, to developers, investors, and occupiers in India.
The survey involved experts from Colliers, including Badal Yagnik, CEO of Colliers India, Vimal Nadar, Senior Director of Research, and Suryaneel Sharma, General Manager of Research.
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