Realty experts and property consultants are optimistic that the recent rate cut will significantly boost homebuyer sentiment, especially after witnessing a surge in housing demand over the last few months.
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The rate cut makes home loans more affordable, increasing the purchasing power of potential homebuyers and driving up demand for properties, especially in the mid to affordable housing segments.
Real estate developers are preparing for the expected increase in demand by revising their strategies, offering attractive deals, and planning to launch new projects.
The long-term outlook is positive, with lower interest rates expected to encourage more first-time buyers and attract more investment in the real estate sector.
The main beneficiaries are homebuyers, who will find homes more affordable, and developers, who will benefit from a more stable and predictable market environment.
The housing market has experienced a remarkable resurgence, with sales reaching unprecedented levels driven by favorable economic conditions, government incentives, and renewed interest in homeownership.
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Realty firm Gaurs Group is investing Rs 1600 crore in a new luxury housing project in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, amidst strong demand. The 12-acre development has already sold 1216 apartments, generating Rs 3100 crore in sales.
The company launched 1,040 residential units in Maharashtra's Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) between 2017 and Q1 2023, and it sold 792 residential units in different markets.
The Telangana Finance Department has sanctioned 33 new posts for the Real Estate Appellate Tribunal, directing the MA&UD department to obtain financial approval before initiating recruitment.
Given the critical role of real estate, which contributes up to 7% of India's GDP, maintaining rate stability can also ensure development in related sectors...