India's 26 major real estate firms have successfully sold properties worth nearly Rs 35,000 crore during the September quarter, with key players like Godrej Properties leading the pack.
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India's 26 major real estate firms have sold properties worth nearly Rs 35,000 crore during the September quarter.
Godrej Properties is one of the leading players in the Indian real estate market, with significant sales in the September quarter.
The strong sales performance can be attributed to government initiatives like RERA, the shift towards affordable housing, changing consumer preferences, and the availability of easy financing options.
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