New Delhi, Jan 14 (PTI) The share of new and resale properties listed on the real estate platform Magicbricks was almost equal during the fourth quarter of 2024, reflecting a balanced market trend.
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During the fourth quarter of 2024, the share of new properties listed on Magicbricks was approximately 51%, while resale properties accounted for 49% of the total listings.
The balanced listing trend can be attributed to the government's focus on affordable housing, improving economic conditions, increasing disposable income, availability of financing options, and the stability of property prices.
In a balanced market, buyers have a wider range of choices and can compare and choose between new properties, which often come with modern amenities and warranties, and resale properties, which may offer more immediate occupancy and lower maintenance costs.
Magicbricks provides a user-friendly platform that offers detailed property listings, insights, and tools, facilitating transactions with transparency and customer service.
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