The real estate market is witnessing a turnaround, with unsold inventory reducing by 31% since 2019, leading to a significant decline in selling time.
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The selling time for unsold inventory has reduced by 31% to 22 months, a significant improvement from 2019.
The number of unsold units is expected to come down to approximately 468,000 units by March 2024, marking a 24% rise since December 2019.
The decline in unsold inventory can be attributed to various factors, including the government's initiatives to boost the sector, such as the relaxation of norms for foreign investors and the reduction of GST rates.
The reduction in selling time will benefit homebuyers as they can expect faster possession of their properties, leading to increased customer satisfaction.
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