PropEquity predicts a decline in housing sales across top 9 cities, with Mumbai and Delhi NCR being the most affected.
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According to PropEquity, housing sales are expected to fall by 2% in the April-June quarter.
Mumbai is expected to be the most affected, with sales expected to drop by 3%.
The growing demand for affordable housing is driven by the increasing cost of living and the need for budget-friendly options.
Delhi NCR is struggling with a high inventory of unsold units, which has resulted in a slowdown in sales.
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