India's top real estate developer, DLF, reports no slowdown in luxury residential market despite recent budget changes, with plans to launch new high-end projects.
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According to DLF, the removal of indexation benefits has had no significant impact on its sales, with the company reporting a 23% year-on-year increase in consolidated net profit for the fiscal first quarter.
DLF's focus on high-end products and end-users, rather than investors seeking short-term gains, has helped the company maintain its market leadership in the luxury residential segment.
DLF plans to introduce super luxury villas in Goa and a new super luxury project in Gurugram, featuring apartments priced at Rs 60 crore and above, as well as small projects in Chandigarh, commercial launches, and a new project in the Rs 7-8 crore category in Gurugram.
DLF has implemented various processes to ensure that its customers are end-users, including monitoring buyer profiles and payment patterns.
The sales potential of DLF's upcoming super-luxury project launches is Rs 27,500 crore, while the sales potential of its luxury project launches is Rs 13,500 crore.
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