Akshat Shrivastava, founder of Wisdom Hatch, shares valuable insights into the financial dynamics that are driving India's real estate market.
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The main factors driving real estate prices in India include urbanization, limited land availability, economic growth, lower interest rates, and speculative investment.
Urbanization increases the demand for housing and commercial spaces in cities, leading to higher property prices due to the limited supply of developable land.
Economic growth leads to increased disposable income, which enhances the purchasing power of the middle and upper classes, driving up demand for real estate and pushing prices higher.
Lower interest rates make it easier for people to secure home loans, increasing the number of potential buyers and driving up property prices. Higher interest rates can have the opposite effect.
Speculative investment often leads to artificial inflation of property prices as investors bid up the value of properties, making it more challenging for genuine homebuyers to afford homes.
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Akshat Shrivastava, founder of Wisdom Hatch, shares valuable insights into the financial dynamics that are driving India's real estate market.
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