The Indian real estate market has witnessed a significant trend of reduced project timelines, with builders completing projects 20% faster than before.
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Reduced project timelines are a positive development for the real estate market, as they lead to faster inventory turnover, improved cash flows for builders, and faster possession of homes for homebuyers.
The factors contributing to reduced project timelines include increased efficiency in construction, improved project management, and a more conducive business environment.
Cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, and Pune have all seen a significant reduction in project completion time, with some projects being completed as much as 30% faster than before.
Reduced project timelines will benefit homebuyers and investors by providing them with faster possession of homes and faster returns on their investment.
Reduced project timelines are expected to boost the demand for housing, as homebuyers and investors become more confident in the real estate market.
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