The Indian real estate sector is gearing up for a record-breaking quarter, with launches expected to reach an unprecedented Rs 60,000 crore in Q4. This surge is driven by a combination of favorable market conditions, robust demand, and strategic developer
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The expected value of real estate launches in Q4 is Rs 60,000 crore, which is a record-breaking figure for the sector.
The surge in real estate launches is driven by low interest rates, robust demand, government initiatives like the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, and improved consumer sentiment.
The inventory measured in months has improved, indicating a balanced market and reduced unsold housing stock, which is a positive sign for the real estate sector.
Developers are adopting strategies such as zero down payment, flexible payment plans, and assured rental income to attract buyers and make homeownership more accessible.
The construction sector is facing issues like labor shortages and increased input costs. Developers are working closely with the government and other stakeholders to address these challenges and ensure smooth project execution.
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