The Indian residential real estate market has witnessed a significant shift post-Covid, with luxury homes priced above Rs 1 crore now forming the largest segment.
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Homes priced above Rs 1 crore are currently the largest segment in the Indian residential real estate market.
Steady price rises have caused a major shift in the dynamics of the residential real estate market, leading to the rise of luxury homes.
Homes priced between Rs 45-75 lakh form the second largest segment with 26% of the market.
The share of affordable homes priced between Rs 25-45 lakh has shrunk due to steep rises in the cost of materials, labour, and land prices.
The trend suggests a growing inclination towards upscale real estate offerings, potentially driven by factors such as increased disposable income and changing lifestyle preferences.
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