A new report reveals a transformative shift in India's real estate market, with urban homebuyers showing varied preferences for different types of homes. While 3 BHKs remain popular, a silent disruptor is emerging, catering to diverse needs and aspirations.
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Homebuyers in metros like Mumbai and Thane prefer 1 and 2 BHK homes due to space constraints and affordability considerations.
Cities like New Delhi and Hyderabad exhibit a preference for larger homes due to their relatively spacious layouts and aspirational buyer demographics.
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