Despite some concerns, India's real estate market remains robust. Experts like Niranjan Hiranandani, Chairman of Hiranandani Group, and Gulam Zia highlight the market's resilience while pointing out challenges in the affordable and ₹10-50 crore segments.
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India's real estate market remains robust, with a steady influx of investments and a growing demand for housing, especially in urban areas. However, concerns about affordability and demand in certain segments persist.
The ₹10-50 crore segment faces challenges such as high prices and limited availability, which have led to a slowdown in demand. Developers need to focus on creating more affordable options to attract a broader range of buyers.
While the government has introduced measures like RERA and GST to streamline the sector, compliance remains a concern. A more streamlined and transparent regulatory framework is needed to boost investor confidence.
Experts remain optimistic about the long-term prospects of the real estate market in India. The government's focus on infrastructure development and the trend of remote working are expected to drive growth and create new opportunities.
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