Search result for Indian real estate market 2021

A single-window clearance system is required to smoothen the flow of the supply and demand in the real estate sector, promote ease of doing business, and bring investments in the industry. Strategically, it aims at providing the sector with a major boost to thrive further.  Tod...

Beginning from the very basics, some of the most primary emotional values that individual associates with when investing in a property are tranquillity, comfort and value for money. Now that it has been two years with people operating in WFH culture, and literally triumphing over its monetary benefits in terms of the huge chunk of savings; amid ...

Off late, home buyers are buying/ investing in houses of smaller sizes, and thus these have become very popular as a ticket size. Smaller apartment sizes have been gaining great traction for some time now and this can be recognized as an extension of the old story that most of us have grown up with. Developers today ar...

When the year started, the real estate industry in India was hopeful of a turnaround. In line with the expectations, the industry registered promising growth in the initial months. However, as the Black Swan event spread like wildfire, markets started staggering, with a drastic slowdown in sales. The industry showed some limited m...

Despite the lower-than-normal sales traffic in the real estate sector, the affordable segment has emerged as the hot cake for the wannabe homebuyers. Post-Unlock, the segment witnessed improvement in the number of visits to the site, and the properties sold immediately first because of the pent-up demand and realisation of people to own their ho...

Unlike expectations, 2020 turned out to be a fair year for the real estate sector as it negated the highly detrimental predictions. In the end, the year witnessed a sale of around Rs 90,000 crore in the first three quarters in seven major cities as against around Rs 1,50,000 crore in the same period in 2019. The maximum sale was achieved in the ...

The ongoing social and economic situations highly influence the real estate sector’s demand and supply. The beginning few months of the Unlock witnessed interest in property investment rising in Tier II-III cities. Buyers in Punjab region were getting inclined towards well-planned projects and better infrastructure. After initial hiccups, ...