The real estate sector in Telangana, particularly in Hyderabad, has seen a lack of enthusiasm and activity during the Dasara season, despite being considered an auspicious time for buyers, builders, and developers.
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The sector is facing a slowdown due to various reasons, including lack of clarity on Dharani portal and Bhoomatha, delay in building permission approvals, and negative sentiment among customers following HYDRAA demolitions.
The slowdown has led to a decrease in enquiries and bookings for new properties, with many big players in the field shutting down their offices in a few areas due to poor enquiries and sales.
According to Narendra Kumar Kamaraju, the market is not expected to revive before 2025 or mid-2026.
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