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.
The IT Department has clarified the Long-Term Capital Gains (LTCG) calculations for properties acquired before 2001, allowing taxpayers to consider the fair market value of the property as on 1st April 2001.
Kokapet tops the list with an 89% increase in property prices, followed by Bachupally and Tellapur. Hyderabad's real estate market has seen remarkable growth over the last five years.
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], September 25: The National Real Estate Development Council (NAREDCO) Maharashtra is all set to present the third edition of the HOMETHON Property Expo 2024, India's largest real estate property expo.
According to PropEquity data, the weighted average price of new launch projects in Noida surged by around 152 percent to Rs 14,946 per square foot in 2024, from Rs 5,910 per square foot in 2019.
The real estate market in Mumbai has shown signs of recovery with a 5% increase in property registrations in November, according to a report by Knight Frank. This positive trend is expected to continue as more buyers enter the market.
Two prominent land parcels in the South Bombay area, including the Bayside Mall in Tardeo, have been sold to Ivory Property Trust for a whopping ₹355 crore. The transaction, which has been a significant event in the Mumbai real estate market, highlights t