Leading real estate companies like LODHA and Prestige Estates are expanding their operations into new cities such as Pune, Bengaluru, and MMR, driving growth in the residential real estate sector.
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The growth of the residential real estate market in India is driven by several factors, including the introduction of RERA, favorable government policies, growing demand for housing, and economic factors such as reduced interest rates and increased disposable income.
Cities such as Pune, Bengaluru, and the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) are emerging as new markets for residential real estate, attracting investments from leading developers like LODHA and Prestige Estates.
Premium launches are playing a significant role in the residential real estate sector by setting new benchmarks in terms of quality and amenities. These projects cater to the luxury segment and are equipped with state-of-the-art facilities and sustainable living features.
Economic factors such as the government's push for affordable housing, the implementation of GST, reduced interest rates, and increased disposable income have made home purchases more attractive, thereby driving the growth of the residential real estate market.
The residential real estate market in India is expected to continue its upward trajectory. The entry of new players, the expansion of existing ones into new markets, and a focus on sustainability and technology will be key drivers of future growth.

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