The Indian real estate market has witnessed a significant surge in land transactions, with a 65% increase recorded in 2024. Established sectors such as residential and office spaces are leading the growth, particularly in regions like Delhi-NCR and Bengal
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Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru are the leading regions in the surge of land transactions in India. These areas have seen significant increases due to strong demand for residential and commercial properties.
Several factors are driving the growth in land transactions, including government initiatives for infrastructure development, favorable policies, affordable financing options, growing population, and increasing urbanization.
Potential risks include market saturation, speculative bubbles, and the need for careful planning to avoid overdevelopment. Sustainable growth and effective regulation are crucial to mitigate these risks.
Real estate experts predict that the trend of increasing land transactions is likely to continue in the coming years, driven by further improvements in infrastructure and economic conditions. However, balanced development and regulation are necessary to ensure sustainable growth.
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