Indian residential real estate market is expected to continue its bull run in 2024, with developers maintaining a strategic approach and seeking government intervention for reforms.
Real EstateResidential Real EstateIndiaDevelopers Sentiment SurveyMarket ResearchReal EstateJul 05, 2024
The Indian residential real estate market is expected to continue its growth trajectory in 2024, driven by strong demand and a positive sentiment among developers.
Developers are seeking specific reforms, including rationalization of taxes and government charges, sops for affordable housing, and a single window clearance mechanism.
Government intervention is crucial in driving growth in the sector, with the right policies and reforms expected to accelerate activity and drive demand.
Developers are expected to maintain a strategic approach, launching newer projects in line with market demand, while seeking government intervention for reforms.
The survey provides valuable insights into the sentiment of developers in the Indian residential real estate market, highlighting the key trends and reforms that are expected to shape the sector in 2024.
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