Land acquisition activity slowed down in Q2 2024, with only 325 acres transacted due to high prices and general elections, according to Anarock.
Land DealsReal EstateAnarockIndian EconomyProperty MarketReal EstateJul 21, 2024
The total area of land deals closed in Q2 2024 was 325 acres.
Bengaluru and Gurugram were the top two cities in terms of land deals during Q2 2024.
The main reason for the decline in land deals during Q2 2024 was the high prices of land and the general elections.
As many as 54 deals for over 1,045 acres were closed during the first half of 2024.
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