The Indian real estate market has seen a significant surge in sales and a reduction in debt for leading developers. This growth has been driven by increased buyer confidence and strategic financial management.
Real Estate MarketDebt ReductionSales GrowthTop DevelopersFinancial HealthReal Estate NewsOct 10, 2024
The Indian real estate market is witnessing strong sales and a significant reduction in debt among leading developers, driven by increased buyer confidence and strategic financial management.
The top eight real estate developers in India are Sobha Ltd., Puravankara Ltd., Prestige Estates, Kolte Patil, Mahindra Lifespace Developers Ltd., Godrej Properties Ltd., DLF Limited, and Lodha Developers (Macrotech).
The collective net debt of the top eight real estate developers has reduced by more than 54%, from INR 44,817 Cr in FY2019 to INR 20,808 Cr by Q1 FY2025.
The booking values for top developers have increased due to strong demand for residential properties and the successful execution of their projects.
The outlook for the real estate sector is positive, with strong sales and financial health expected to continue, driven by continued buyer demand and strategic expansion by leading developers.
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