India's housing market is set to see a modest single-digit price rise in 2025, building on the significant 21% appreciation recorded in the previous year. Despite challenges, industry experts remain optimistic about the sector's future growth potential.
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The Indian real estate market is expected to see a modest single-digit price rise in 2025.
The expected repo rate cuts by the RBI, which will lower home loan interest rates, and potential government incentives in the budget are key factors driving the forecasted growth.
Real estate sales in major cities dipped in 2024 for the first time since the pandemic due to elevated prices and borrowing costs, dampening buyer enthusiasm.
The affordable housing segment, which has seen dwindling interest in recent years, needs revitalization.
The government's focus on affordable housing, infrastructure development, and potential budget incentives are crucial in supporting the growth of the real estate sector.

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