A viral Reddit post challenges the widespread belief that the real estate market in India's major cities is headed for a crash. The post argues that various economic and social factors make a market collapse highly unlikely.
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The main factors supporting the real estate market in big Indian cities include a growing urban population, strong economic activity, limited land supply, and the cultural significance of property ownership.
Population growth in urban areas creates a sustained demand for housing, which supports the real estate market and keeps property values stable.
Economic activity in big cities attracts businesses and investments, generating a steady demand for commercial real estate, including office spaces and retail outlets.
The limited supply of land in big cities keeps property prices high and acts as a barrier to a market crash, ensuring that property values remain stable.
In India, property is often seen as a safe and reliable investment, and the cultural significance of owning a home or property supports the real estate market and keeps demand strong.
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