PropeEquity's Q3 CY24 report highlights a robust recovery in the Indian real estate market, driven by increased demand and investment activity.
Indian Real Estate MarketQ3 Cy24 ReportPropeequityReal Estate TrendsProperty TransactionsReal Estate NewsSep 20, 2024
The Indian real estate market is seeing a strong recovery and growth in Q3 CY24, driven by increased demand and investment activity.
Key metropolitan areas, particularly Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Delhi NCR, continue to lead in sales, fueled by attractive financing options and ongoing infrastructure projects.
PropeEquity’s Q3 findings underscore a positive outlook for the real estate sector, with expectations for sustained growth as the market adapts to changing consumer preferences and economic conditions.
The growing interest in commercial real estate is driven by companies embracing hybrid work models and seeking modern, flexible spaces.
Investment in affordable housing remains strong, supported by government initiatives aimed at promoting home ownership.
The new metro line connecting south Bengaluru to the business district of Outer Ring Road is expected to boost real estate prices by 10-20 percent, local brokers say.
Mumbai's real estate landscape has been significantly enriched by the recent recognition of Atharv Lifestyle. The company was honored with the Excellence in Luxury Homes Award at a high-profile event, attended by notable dignitaries and industry leaders.
Infrastructure, real estate, building, budget. Out of the eight key sectors, three recorded negative growth in September.
Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrashekhar Rao has appealed to the Centre for support in the second phase of the Hyderabad Metro Rail project. The expansion aims to further enhance the connectivity and reduce traffic congestion in the city.
The real estate market in Bengaluru is expected to see a 5-7% increase in office rents by 2025, primarily driven by high demand from the IT sector and AI research labs.
Mumbai's rental market is experiencing a significant surge, with rents increasing by 14.3% year-over-year due to tight supply conditions. This article explores the factors driving this trend and its impact on the real estate sector.