Pune's real estate market, which has experienced a 40% price increase since 2020, is now showing signs of cooling with a 5% drop in sales reported in 2024. The 1 BHK segment has been the most affected.
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Pune's real estate market is currently experiencing a 5% decline in sales, with the 1 BHK segment being the most affected.
The 1 BHK segment has been hit the hardest due to the rise in property prices, which has priced out many potential buyers, especially young professionals and first-time homebuyers.
Factors contributing to the decline include an economic slowdown, high inventory levels, rising construction costs, and reduced consumer confidence.
The government can support the real estate market by implementing policies that stimulate demand and provide affordable housing solutions.
The market is expected to face continued headwinds, but there is optimism that it will stabilize and return to growth over time, driven by factors such as urbanization and the increasing need for housing.
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