A recent analysis by JLL reveals that the time taken to sell unsold real estate inventory has decreased by nearly one-third in seven major Indian cities.
Real EstateUnsold InventorySales VelocityJllIndian Real Estate SectorReal Estate MumbaiJun 06, 2024
The decline in sales velocity is attributed to various factors, including improved market sentiment, increased demand, and a more proactive approach by developers to clear their inventory.
Mumbai, Pune, and Bengaluru have seen a significant decline in sales velocity, according to JLL's analysis.
RERA stands for Real Estate Regulatory Authority, a policy implemented to regulate the Indian real estate sector. It has helped to increase transparency and accountability among developers, which has boosted market sentiment and demand.
The Indian real estate sector has been experiencing a slowdown in recent years, plagued by issues such as high unsold inventory, delayed project deliveries, and a general lack of trust among homebuyers.
JLL is a leading international real estate consultancy that provides a range of services, including transaction services, consulting, and advisory services, to developers, investors, and occupiers.
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