Residential market
After the new government takes charge the lackluster real estate sector is unlikely to revive soon. For concrete signs of revival experts are looking at a timeframe of anything between 12 and 18 months from the time of the new government. That too is conditional. An upswing in the realty sector will be possible only [...] Continue Reading »
In a report by the property consultant firm, Knight Frank, it has been seen that housing sales in Hyderabad has seen a 4 per cent drop in 2013 to 16,500 units but volumes are expected to pick up from year-end on hopes that uncertainties will fade away with the decision to form Telangana . Knight Frank [...] Continue Reading »
The year 2013, is expected to be the year of delivery for residential projects that were stuck for some time. Developers claim that they are going to supply a large number of units this year. According to a survey done by one of the research firms, in Gurgoan, the projected supply was 38,684 units in [...] Continue Reading »
According to the report by a real estate firm, the developers have become more rational in launching their projects because of the subdued demand in the real estate sector. Bangalore saw 16, 543 units launched in 2012, compared to 32,816 in 2011, which means Bangalore has witnessed 50 percent drop. The overall new launches across [...] Continue Reading »
In 2012, the residential market was disturbed by weak business sentiments, high property prices, high labour cost and relatively higher mortgage rates which resulted in the decline of 30% in 2012 in comparison to a plunge of 7% in 2011, said a real estate consultancy. Real estate developers are really cautious of launching project as the gap [...] Continue Reading »
The residential market demand is increasing in India because of the availability of good educational facilities. The heavy student population is definitely going to increase the demand for residential spaces as educational institutions lend value to a location. Pune is known as the knowledge hub as it provides quality educational institutions. Many other educational institutions [...] Continue Reading »
In terms of real estate, 2012 was a dull year because of poor industrial production and high interest rates, according to Jones lang LaSalle. In 2012, 1,60, 622 residential units launched and at the same period in 2011, 1,54,701 units were launched. The year-on-year rise in average residential capital value in 2012 was in the [...] Continue Reading »
Real estate advisory firm Knight Frank, in its latest report, has mentioned that despite a dip in the number of new launches in Kolkata’s residential market last fiscal, it has not affected demand for the affordable and mid-segment housing. Kolkata’s residential market is expected to remain stable for the coming quarters of 2012-13. There has [...] Continue Reading »
Bangalore realty sector performs better when compared to any other cities of India and the main factors being price stability, wide property range and active workforce. The city has crossed all other cities of India in terms of sales in the year, 2011. Bangalore ranks tenth this year in the list of top global investment [...] Continue Reading »
The pressure of inflation, higher rate of interest and economic slowdown has led to the downward trend in demands of real estate properties in Ahmedabad. As a outcome of the sluggish demand, the builders across the city are struggling to manage the liquidity crunch. It is observed in the realty market in Ahmedabad, that the [...] Continue Reading »
