War can have profound and far-reaching effects on various sectors, including real estate. While the immediate impact might not always be visible in the form of decimated buildings, the ripple effects can significantly alter the market dynamics. Dr. Prashant Thakur, a leading expert in the field, sheds light on how conflicts can influence the Indian real estate sector.
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War can lead to a decrease in property values due to reduced demand, especially in regions close to conflict zones. However, the impact can vary across different areas, with some regions experiencing more stability or even growth.
War often results in a slowdown in construction activities due to resource reallocation towards defense and emergency services. This can lead to project delays and a decrease in new developments, affecting the entire supply chain.
During times of conflict, investors tend to become more cautious, leading to reduced investment in the real estate sector. This can result in a liquidity crunch and make it difficult for developers to secure funding for new projects.
The fear of conflict can lead to population decline in certain areas as people relocate to safer places. This can affect rental income and shift the demand for different types of properties, impacting urban planning and development.
Developers and investors should focus on diversifying their portfolios and exploring new opportunities in emerging markets. Policymakers can support the sector through tax incentives and streamlined regulatory processes.
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