The city of Indore recorded a significant 12.8% increase in property revenue during the festive season in October. According to Balkrishna More, the Deputy Inspector General of Registration for the Indore region, the surge in real estate activity can be a
IndoreProperty RevenueReal EstateFestive SeasonDiwaliReal EstateNov 21, 2024
Indore recorded a 12.8% increase in property revenue during the festive month of October.
Balkrishna More is the Deputy Inspector General of Registration for the Indore region, responsible for monitoring the real estate sector and property registrations.
The major festivals that contributed to the increase in property revenue in Indore include Diwali, Dussehra, and Navratri.
The increase in property transactions during the festive season is driven by cultural beliefs, favorable interest rates, government incentives, and the overall robustness of the real estate market.
The increase in property revenue is a positive indicator of the city's economic health and the trust that buyers have in the local real estate market.
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