Kolkata's real estate market has bounced back, recording the highest property registrations in about two years, despite the absence of incentives.
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Kolkata's real estate market has witnessed a significant surge in August, with property registrations reaching the highest level in nearly two years.
The stabilization of property prices, improved infrastructure, and growing demand for housing are some of the primary factors contributing to the growth of Kolkata's real estate market.
The absence of incentives has led to a more sustainable and stable market, with buyers making informed decisions based on market trends rather than relying on short-term benefits.
Experts predict a steady increase in sales and registrations in the coming months, driven by the city's growing demand for housing and improving infrastructure.
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