Real estate stocks experienced a downturn, with the BSE Realty index dropping 2.19% to 6278.86 by 13:47 IST. Several major players saw significant losses, while a few managed to edge slightly higher.
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The decline in real estate stocks can be attributed to various factors such as regulatory changes, funding constraints, and shifts in consumer preferences. Economic uncertainties and broader market trends also play a significant role.
The top losers in the BSE Realty index included Anant Raj Ltd (down 5.06%), Prestige Estates Projects Ltd (down 4.67%), Phoenix Mills Ltd (down 3.77%), DLF Ltd (down 2.17%), and Godrej Properties Ltd (down 1.76%).
The broader market showed mixed trends. The BSE SmallCap index was down 2.21%, the BSE 150 MidCap Index was down 1.07%, the Nifty 50 index was down 0.04%, and the BSE Sensex index was up 0.05%.
Despite the overall decline, Sobha Ltd (up 0.26%) and Brigade Enterprises Ltd (up 0.1%) managed to gain ground.
Industry experts predict that the real estate market will continue to experience fluctuations. However, with the government’s focus on infrastructure development and urbanization, the long-term outlook remains cautiously optimistic.
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