India's residential real estate market is experiencing a significant surge, with average property prices in top cities increasing by 46% between Q3 2021 and Q3 2024. Despite this, there are ways to strike a good deal.
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The surge in housing prices in India is primarily driven by an increase in construction raw material costs and a steady rise in demand.
Average residential property prices in top cities have increased by 46% between Q3 2021 and Q3 2024.
Some tips for finding a good deal in the housing market include researching and comparing prices, considering emerging neighborhoods, negotiating with the seller, looking for discounts and offers, and consulting a real estate expert.
Steady income growth over the past three years has contributed to the surge in housing prices in India.
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