The Indian real estate sector, the second-largest employer after agriculture, is witnessing robust growth with an 18.7% CAGR, making it a potential hub for job creation and young talent. Industry leaders are optimistic about the sector's future, driven by
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The real estate sector in India is the second-largest employer after the agriculture sector, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 18.7%, making it a significant contributor to employment generation.
The real estate sector, often called a 'mother industry,' is boosting other ancillary sectors through its well-established value chain, including developers, contractors, consultants, and investors. It is also fostering growth in PropTech startups.
The sector is now attracting a broader range of professionals, including data scientists, tech experts, and individuals skilled in big data and 3D modelling, to forecast industry trends and dynamics.
The 'Current Sentiment Index Score' for the Indian real estate market has moderated to 65 from its peak in Q1 2024, indicating a more measured outlook among stakeholders.
NAREDCO Maharashtra is a leading organization in the real estate industry, dedicated to promoting the growth and development of the sector. It fosters collaboration among various stakeholders and drives innovation and best practices in the real estate market.
The Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs has asked the real estate industry to gear up to meet housing-related challenges for the next five years by revisiting their old practices and preparing to invest in rain harvesting and creating play spaces for ch
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Godrej Properties, a leading real estate developer in India, has reported a 3% increase in sales bookings to nearly Rs 5,200 crore in Q2 FY25, driven by strong housing demand.
In major cities like Mumbai, the increasing demand for properties is significantly driving up prices per square foot. Community living is becoming more important as urban areas continue to grow.
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