Homes priced above Rs 1 crore now dominate India's residential real estate market, indicating a trend towards upscale living
Luxury Real EstateIndian Residential MarketProptigerHomebuyersUpscale LivingReal Estate MumbaiJun 30, 2024
The market share of homes priced above Rs 1 crore is 37% of the overall housing market in India in Q1, 2024.
The decline in sales of homes priced under Rs 25 lakh is due to the sharp rise in the cost of materials, labour, and land prices, making low-income projects unviable.
The market share of homes priced between Rs 45-75 lakh is 26% of the overall housing market in India.
The demand for luxury homes in India is driven by factors such as increased disposable income and changing lifestyle preferences.
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