A recent survey by Magicbricks reveals that a significant 58% of first-time homebuyers in India prefer investing in plots over other real estate types, with Lucknow leading the trend with 42.66% of property buyers opting for plots.
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First-time homebuyers are preferring plots because they are often more affordable, offer flexibility in building a customized home, and have long-term potential for development and value appreciation.
The trend of plot investments in Lucknow is driven by the city's strategic location, strong economic base, infrastructure development, and the potential for urbanization and new residential projects.
Affordable housing schemes provide financial incentives and subsidies to first-time homebuyers, making it easier for them to invest in plots. These schemes have further fueled the demand for plots in the real estate market.
First-time homebuyers need to conduct thorough research and due diligence before investing in a plot. They should consider factors such as location, connectivity, future development plans, and legal and regulatory requirements.
The trend of plot investments is expected to continue as the real estate market in India grows and develops. The combination of lower costs, flexibility, and long-term potential makes plots an attractive option for many first-time homebuyers.
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