Hyderabad and Navi Mumbai see majority of new real estate launches in plots rather than apartments, indicating a decline in apartment supply and absorption.
Indian Real EstateHousing MarketPropequityNew LaunchesSalesReal Estate MumbaiSep 22, 2024
New launches declined by 11% and sales declined by 18% in Q3 CY 2024.
NCR, Mumbai, and Thane saw a rise in new supply at 221%, 18%, and 11% respectively.
The majority of new real estate launches in Hyderabad are in plots rather than apartments, indicating a decline in apartment supply and absorption.
Hyderabad recorded the highest fall at 42%.
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