India's residential real estate sector has crossed the 1 billion square foot sales mark in FY24, with a 20% YoY growth in sales and an 11% YoY increase in prices.
Residential Real EstateFy24SalesGrowthPricesInventoryLaunchesReal EstateJun 14, 2024
The sales volume of the residential real estate sector in FY24 is 1.1 billion square feet, up by 20% YoY.
The cities that led the demand in Q4 FY24 were MMR, Bangalore, and Hyderabad.
The average realization growth in Q4 FY24 was 8% YoY, led by Bangalore at Rs 8,507/sqft.
The inventory level across the country as of March 2024 is 1.37 billion sqft, down by 6% YoY and 4% QoQ.
The real estate developers that have delivered strong growth in FY24 are Godrej, Prestige, Signature, and Brigade.
Pune housing societies advocate for single-window clearance system to expedite self-redevelopment of old buildings, citing lengthy permission processes and coordination challenges.
WSB Real Estate has raised ₹7 billion to fund mid-income and affordable housing projects, marking a significant investment in India's real estate sector.
Bajaj Housing Finance, Manba Finance, Baazar Style Retail, Diffusion Engineers Ltd, and Deepak Builders & Engineers India have received SEBI's approval to float their initial public offerings (IPOs).
The One-Time Settlement scheme for property tax arrears in Bangalore has been extended till September 30, offering a complete interest waiver and halved penalties.
Vinit Sarawgi, an experienced real estate professional, has joined TRU Capital as Co-Founder and Investment Manager. His role will be to drive strategic real estate investments in the Pune Metropolitan Region (PMR).
While the Union Budget has not announced any specific measures for the real estate sector, initiatives like the Urban Challenge Fund, SWAMIH, and tax reliefs are playing a crucial role in revitalizing the Indian real estate market.