Discover Secunderabad's dynamic real estate market, where heritage meets modern development. Explore the top-performing projects, price trends, and market insights.
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The average price per square foot in Secunderabad hovered around INR 3,816, ranging from INR 2,200 to a high of INR 7,819.
The most coveted apartment size category seems to be the 1,000-1,500 square foot range, contributing a significant 60% of the total sales in June.
80% of the apartments sold in June were priced under INR 1 crore, making Secunderabad an attractive proposition for first-time buyers and budget-conscious investors.
Secunderabad's real estate market thrives on its ability to seamlessly blend its rich heritage with the dynamism of modern development, making it a preferred location for both living and investment.
Bridge Paramount and Janapriya Arcadia D Block emerged as the top performers in June, closing the highest number of deals.
After a significant housing boom post-pandemic, Gujarat's home loan market is experiencing a substantial slowdown, with a 20% decline in disbursals during the third quarter.
A viral social media post highlights the absurdity of Mumbai's rental market, where a 2BHK apartment with a washing machine installed above the toilet is available for rent at a staggering price.
M3M India is poised to repay a substantial Rs 1300 crore loan to Indiabulls, making the Group debt-free and significantly boosting investor confidence in the real estate sector.
Mumbai's luxury real estate market is booming, with a record-breaking sale of a Lodha Sea Face apartment for ₹187.5 crore. Worli has emerged as a prime hot spot, recording 683 registrations and a significant transaction value.
The Japanese International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has signed an agreement to provide the final tranche of Rs 4,657-crore loan for the Mumbai Metro Line 3 project, a key corridor of the rapid transit system in the financial capital.
The Indian real estate sector may experience a significant impact with the removal of indexation benefits announced in the Union Budget 2024, leading to increased tax burdens and potential market slowdowns.