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The slowdown in sales of properties in Mumbai has largely hit the luxury segment. According to the real estate consulting firm Knight Frank an estimated 80,000 unsold houses under construction are in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR). The study reveals that South and Central Mumbai are the worst hit. While there are takers for units [...] Continue Reading »
Mumbai Metropolitan region (MMR), which normally has an annual flat sales average of 80,000 units, declines with only 45,000 apartments sold in the year 2011-12. According to the Knight Frank research report released on Thursday the market has an unsold inventory of 80,000 flats valued at Rs 1.05 lakh crore. Sales in the financial year 2012 [...] Continue Reading »
The Mumbai home sales market has stagnated in June due to high prices and most buyers stop purchasing and expect the prices to come down. The Mumbai real estate market piles up with unsold inventory amounting to 80,000 units which forms 37 per cent of the total residential supply under construction. However, rising inventory with [...] Continue Reading »
The National Capital region (NCR) is expected to observe an additional supply of 48 million sq. ft. of office space over the next three years which may lead to fall in rentals, realty consultant Knight Frank said. The majority of the office supply is likely to crop up in Gurgaon and Noida markets while the [...] Continue Reading »
The real estate developers are worried with the properties in Mumbai not be sold kept pending since long time. Even in such a kind of scenario, the property prices are increasing. According to the recent research by Liases Foras, an average apartment in Mumbai costs Rs 2.60 crore. When compared to year 2011, the property [...] Continue Reading »
The Indian realty, its sales and the property buyers is completely unpredictable! This has been proved in Mumbai city, wherein the city developers are sitting behind with around 44% of unsold realty stock. Sounds more surprising! Because, this 44 percent comes under the affordable and low cost houses and flats. Even the flats priced below [...] Continue Reading »
Over changing times, home buyers’ demand and expectation also increase with time. Previously, buyers were satisfied with whatever is needed for a simple living. But now, developers in Mumbai are going extra miles to impress these buyers and provide luxurious amenities and facilities to lure more buyers. According to Knight Frank, real estate market is [...] Continue Reading »
Mumbai saw a dip in residential projects being launched this year due the long lasting effect of the slump in realty market. As per a report by property consultants Knight Frank, as planned out of 54,968 units, only 19,470 residential units were launched in Mumbai in 2011. The upside down projection in realty market is [...] Continue Reading »
