The real estate market in India is expected to see strong investment momentum in 2025, driven by robust domestic economic fundamentals and a strategic focus on infrastructure and urban development.
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The real estate sector is projected to contribute 15.5% to India's GDP by 2047.
Government initiatives such as 'Housing for All by 2022,' 'Smart Cities Mission,' and 'Make in India' are driving the growth of the real estate market in India.
Key factors include robust domestic economic fundamentals, government focus on infrastructure development, and rising demand for residential and commercial properties.
The sector faces challenges such as delayed project completions, high interest rates, and a lack of transparency. Addressing these issues is crucial for sustained growth.
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