Kolkata: With Kolkata poised to continue its residential market boom, real estate experts predict that Rajarhat and Joka will be the leading investment hotspots in 2025.
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Rajarhat is becoming popular due to its strategic location, affordable housing options, planned development, and the presence of IT hubs like the Infosys Development Centre, which attracts professionals and families.
The Metro connectivity in Joka has significantly improved accessibility, making it a more attractive location for both residential and commercial real estate investments.
Property prices in Joka have increased by 51%, from Rs 3,415 per sq ft in 2019 to Rs 5,150 per sq ft in 2024.
Rajarhat accounted for 33% of the nearly 4,050 residential unit launches in Kolkata in Q4 2024.
Rajarhat is preferred by homebuyers due to its planned development, wide roads, ample green spaces, and less congestion compared to other areas in Kolkata.
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