Market uncertainty and election anxiety led to a decline in land deals in India's top cities, including Mumbai, Noida, Pune, and Thane, in Q2 2024.
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The decline in land deals in Q2 2024 was led by rising prices, election jitters, and overall economic volatility.
Mumbai, Noida, Pune, and Thane were the most affected cities by the slowdown in land deals.
The average price of land in Mumbai increased by 15% in the last quarter.
The slowdown is expected to impact the real estate sector, leading to a decline in demand and a slowdown in development activities.
The market is expected to recover once the uncertainty surrounding the elections subsides.
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