According to a recent report, buyers of properties valued at ₹3 crore and above are making their purchases faster than ever before. In the fiscal year 2024, this group took just 22 days to finalize a deal, a significant reduction from the previous year.
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In FY 2024, the average time taken to purchase high-end properties valued at ₹3 crore and above was 22 days.
The main factors driving this trend include economic stability, high property quality, flexible financing options, market confidence, and technological advancements.
The trend is increasing market liquidity, benefiting developers and real estate agents, and attracting more investors to the luxury segment.
Challenges include regulatory changes, market fluctuations, location and amenities preferences, financing issues, and increased competition.
The study was conducted by RealEstate Insight, a leading real estate research firm.
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