The real estate market in India is witnessing a significant shift, with Mumbai and Pune, along with five other cities, expected to see a drop in home prices. Anuj Puri, Chairman of ANAROCK, highlights the rising demand for gated communities and other key
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The drop in home prices is driven by factors such as oversupply in certain segments, economic uncertainties, and changing consumer preferences, including the trend towards remote work and the demand for gated communities.
Mumbai, Pune, and five other major cities in India are expected to see a drop in home prices, though the impact may vary across different segments and cities.
There is a significant surge in demand for gated communities, especially in cities like Mumbai and Pune, as they offer enhanced security, better amenities, and a more comfortable living environment.
Developers are focusing on building more environmentally sustainable and smart homes, which appeal to environmentally conscious buyers and offer long-term cost savings.
Despite some challenges, the outlook for the real estate market in India remains positive, with the predicted drop in home prices making homeownership more accessible and the rising demand for premium living options driving growth.
The revised long-term capital gain tax is expected to benefit most real estate investors, with returns exceeding 10-11 per cent, according to Revenue Secretary.
Domestic equity bourses witnessed a surge in stocks of Ola Electric Mobility, Suzlon Energy, Sky Gold, Suraj Estate Developers, Max India, and Brightcom Group, with all of them hitting the upper circuit on Monday.
Sonakshi Sinha, the Bollywood actress, has sold her apartment in the upscale 81 Aureate project in Bandra West, Mumbai, for Rs 22.50 crore, marking a 61% gain. The property, developed by the MJ Shah Group, features 4 BHK apartments.
Mahindra Lifespace has secured a ₹950 crore redevelopment project in Mumbai's Lokhandwala Complex, further solidifying its position in the city's high-demand real estate market.
The stock market opened on a negative note on Monday, with real estate, IT, telecom, and media stocks suffering the most significant declines.
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