The Indian residential real estate market is experiencing a significant influx of investors, crowding out genuine homebuyers and end-users, leading to concerns about a potential slowdown in sales and an unsustainable rise in property prices.
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The Indian residential real estate market is experiencing a significant influx of investors, leading to concerns about a potential slowdown in sales and an unsustainable rise in property prices.
Key markets such as the National Capital Region (NCR), particularly Noida and Gurugram, are seeing price increases of up to 20% year-on-year.
Luxury home sales continue to thrive, particularly among investors looking for long-term gains, driven by the stock market's strong performance.
Experts caution that the early signs of a market slowdown are becoming evident, with a decline in sales and new launches, and advise closely monitoring the market's future direction.
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