While the real estate market in cities like Chennai and Mumbai continues to show resilience, there are growing concerns over the affordable and mid-range segments (₹10-50 crore). Despite these challenges, the super-luxury market (₹50 crore and above) in M
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The real estate market in Chennai has shown a steady improvement with moderate increases in property sales and stable price trends. The city's well-planned infrastructure and robust economic growth are key factors contributing to its resilience.
The super-luxury market in Mumbai is thriving due to high demand from affluent individuals looking for premium living experiences and investment opportunities. These properties are often located in prime locations and offer a blend of luxury, privacy, and premium amenities.
The main challenges in the affordable housing segment include high property prices, limited supply, and economic uncertainties. These factors have deterred many potential buyers, leading to a growing housing deficit in urban areas.
The government has launched several initiatives, such as the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY), to promote affordable housing and ensure that all citizens have access to safe and affordable homes. Additionally, real estate developers are focusing on innovative design solutions to reduce construction costs.
Policymakers are working on policies to streamline the approval process and reduce regulatory hurdles, which can significantly impact the cost of housing. They are also focusing on promoting sustainable development and ensuring that the benefits of the real estate boom are widely shared.
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Shares of Shriram Properties, a prominent South India-based real estate developer, jumped nearly 7% after the company signed a Joint Development Agreement (JDA) for a 6-acre land parcel in Pune. The project has a revenue potential of Rs. 700-750 crore.
A recent internal transaction in Wheeler Real Estate Investment Trust, valued at approximately $8.7 million, took place at a price of $25.5634 per share. This activity indicates a strong interest and confidence in the company's future prospects.
In recent years, real estate companies have made significant strides in managing their debt levels, leading to a renewed focus on fundraising to fuel growth. The sector has shown a remarkable contribution of 16% to the overall economy, highlighting its im
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