Buoyed by the real estate bull run, South Indian real estate giants like Prestige Group, Puravankara, and Sobha are eyeing the lucrative Mumbai property market. With ample opportunities emerging, these developers are strategically positioning themselves t
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Prestige Group, Puravankara, and Sobha are the prominent South Indian real estate developers entering the Mumbai property market.
These developers are focusing on strategic land acquisition, regulatory compliance, and market differentiation through innovative designs and customer service.
High land prices, stringent regulatory environment, and competition from established local players are some of the key challenges these developers face.
The future outlook for the Mumbai property market is promising, with the entry of South Indian developers expected to add dynamism and innovation to the sector.
These developers are contributing by bringing their expertise, quality, and innovative designs to the market, which is expected to foster healthy competition and benefit consumers.
Foreign investors invest heavily in Indian real estate, accounting for 65% of total institutional investment in the first half of 2024
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