The luxury real estate market is showing signs of fatigue, with high inventory levels. However, much of this inventory is held by strong developers, ensuring market stability. Harmohan Sahni, CEO of Raymond Realty, discusses current trends and the company's long-term strategy.
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The luxury real estate market is showing signs of fatigue with high inventory levels. However, much of this inventory is held by strong developers, ensuring market stability.
Raymond Realty targets the premium segment, offering affordable luxury to the masses. They are not focused on the affordable or luxury segments.
Raymond Realty aims to become a significant player in the real estate market, focusing on major cities like Mumbai and Pune. They plan to establish a strong foothold in these key markets.
Raymond Realty has maintained growth by focusing on deep, user-driven markets and keeping prices stable. They have also expanded their presence in key areas like Thane and Mumbai.
Raymond Realty has announced upcoming projects in Mahim and Wadala in Mumbai. They also plan to expand into the Pune market with a residential project expected to generate ₹2,000 crore.
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In a significant move to address the housing crisis, the government, under the leadership of Minister Goyal, has launched a program to provide homes for displaced slum dwellers in Mumbai. This initiative aims to improve living conditions and reduce urban
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