Pirojsha Godrej, a prominent figure in the real estate sector, shares his insights on the current state of the market, property launches, and the outlook for developers in Delhi-NCR.
Real EstateProperty LaunchesReal Estate DevelopersPirojsha GodrejDelhincrReal EstateFeb 23, 2025
According to Pirojsha Godrej, the demand for homes remains strong, but the market is experiencing a noticeable mellowing. This trend is driven by increased regulatory guidelines, higher interest rates, and economic uncertainties.
The implementation of RERA and GST has brought about significant changes in the real estate sector. While these regulations aim to bring transparency and accountability, they have also increased the cost of doing business for developers.
Key challenges include increased regulatory guidelines, higher interest rates, and economic uncertainties. These factors are contributing to the slowdown in the market.
Godrej Properties continues to launch new projects, focusing on mid and premium segments. These projects are designed to cater to the changing preferences of homebuyers, who are increasingly looking for sustainable and technologically advanced homes.
Godrej advises developers to differentiate themselves through innovation, quality, and customer service. Financial discipline and prudent risk management are also crucial in navigating the current market conditions.
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