Visakhapatnam, a scenic coastal city, has emerged as one of India’s fastest-growing tier-II real estate markets. With a booming IT sector, major industrial presence, and extensive tourism, the city's property prices are on the rise. However, the market ma
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The real estate boom in Visakhapatnam is driven by government policies, IT and industrial growth, tourism and coastal development, improved connectivity, and the increasing perception of real estate as a lucrative investment asset.
Signs of a real estate bubble include unrealistic property price hikes and over-reliance on future growth assumptions, such as the expectation of Vizag evolving into a major metropolitan hub.
According to PropEquity, Visakhapatnam’s residential real estate market showed mixed trends between 2019–20 and 2023–24, with an average annual supply of 4,977 units, ranking 8th among tier-II cities. New residential supply declined by 8%, but the absorption rate increased by 63%.
The planned Vizag Metro Rail and Bhogapuram International Airport are expected to enhance connectivity and boost real estate prices in Visakhapatnam.
Potential buyers should conduct thorough research and focus on sustainable developments rather than short-term gains. The future of Vizag’s real estate market depends on how well demand aligns with supply and the timely implementation of key infrastructure projects.
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