Aman Gupta of RPS Group shares his insights on the current state of the real estate sector in India and its growth prospects in 2024.
Real EstateUrbanizationDemographicsInfrastructureSustainabilityRegulatory ComplianceReal EstateJun 20, 2024
Urbanization, favorable demographics, and robust infrastructure are expected to drive real estate growth in 2024.
Supply chain disruptions, rising interest rates, and inflation are some of the major challenges facing the real estate sector.
The real estate sector can promote sustainability by embracing environmentally-friendly practices, using energy-efficient designs and materials, and fostering inclusive social sustainable capacity.
The sector can adapt to changing consumer preferences by incorporating innovation and technology, using smart technologies for home automation, and considering mixed-use developments.
The government should support the real estate sector by promoting affordable housing schemes, fast-track approvals, and sustainable natural resources, while balancing regulatory oversight and market dynamics.
The real estate sector is shifting towards sustainability, and it's about time. With the world grappling with environmental challenges, the industry's transition to eco-friendly practices is crucial.
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