The real estate sector has shown resilience, but large branded players are constrained by supply issues. Despite a potential festival season boost, near-term gains for realty stocks remain unlikely.
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The Nifty Realty index has been one of the weakest performers over the past year, falling 22 per cent, while the benchmark Nifty 50 slipped 6 per cent.
Godrej Properties and Brigade Enterprises have been the most affected, with Godrej Properties losing 40 per cent of its value and Brigade Enterprises down 33 per cent.
The decline is attributed to a drop in third-quarter housing sales volumes, rising prices, eroded affordability, and a weak job market.
The outlook remains challenging, with near-term gains for realty stocks unlikely despite potential short-term boosts from the festival season.
Investors are advised to remain cautious and be prepared for continued volatility in the market, as the long-term outlook remains uncertain.
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