The year 2024 presents both opportunities and challenges for the Indian real estate sector. Both developers and investors must stay updated on emerging trends to seize opportunities and manage risks effectively.
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The key strategies include staying informed, diversifying investments, focusing on long-term goals, strengthening financial position, leveraging technology, building a network of investors, assessing government policies and incentives, preparing for various scenarios, and emphasising risk management.
Diversification, regular financial reviews, appropriate insurance coverage, and contingency planning are essential for mitigating risk in real estate investments.
The Union Budget 2024 has reduced the tax rate on long-term capital gains (LTCG) from property sales to 12.5%, but the removal of indexation benefits means higher taxable profits.
Subscribing to newsletters, attending webinars, and joining real estate investment groups can provide valuable insights and updates on emerging trends in the real estate market.
A strong financial position provides greater leverage and options when negotiating deals, and is essential for managing risk and ensuring long-term stability.

Mumbai-based Keystone Realtors has raised Rs 800 crore by selling shares to institutional investors

The Kerala police have handed over the missing case of Mohammad Attur, a prominent real estate businessman, to the Crime Branch to prevent a CBI investigation.

The residential property market in Noida and Greater Noida witnessed a 6% surge in registrations during the July-September quarter, with a total of 8,128 units sold, according to real estate consultant Square Yards.

Mumbai's real estate market is on track to register 1,41,302 property registrations in 2024, marking an 11% increase from the previous year. The market is showing resilience and a growing preference for premium and spacious homes.

In 2025, we can expect a significant rise in commercial real estate activity in Tier-II and Tier-III cities across India, driven by factors such as low operating costs, ample space, skilled talent, and infrastructure development.

The Maharashtra Transport Minister, Pratap Sarnaik, has called on the Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Associations of India (CREDAI) to participate in the development of 1,360 hectares of land owned by the Maharashtra State Road Transport Corpora