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Stable economy boosts India's housing market to new heights, scales 11-year peak
The housing property market across India is witnessing substantial growth in sales volumes, driven by stable economic conditions and continued confidence, even amidst higher mortgage rates. This uptrend is led by the top eight cities, including Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru, Pune, and Hyderabad, propelling the country’s residential real estate market to an 11-year high in sales volumes during the first half of the year.
Prices of premium residential under-construction properties continue to rise in top cities
According to Savills India, prices of premium under-construction residential properties surged up to 53% in major cities like Gurugram, Delhi, Noida, Bengaluru, and Mumbai. Gurugram led with the highest increase. North Goa also saw a 28% rise in villa prices, driven by remote work trends and high rental yields.
FIR filed against Noida builder after buyers complain of flat sizes being too small
As per the complainants, the 423 flats sold in Prateek Edifice were 10-12% smaller than what they had been charged for. They claimed construction was also done beyond the sanctioned plan without their consent.
This Indian city sees third highest jump in prime residential property prices in the world: Report
In Q1 2024, Mumbai led Indian cities with an 11.5% year-on-year increase in prime residential prices, ranking third globally in Knight Frank's Prime Global Cities Index. Delhi followed with a 10.5% rise, securing fifth place. Knight Frank attributed the surges to India's robust economic growth, with GDP exceeding 8% annually. 'Prime Global Cities Index' is a valuation-based index tracking the movement of prime residential prices across 46 cities worldwide.
Under-construction housing prices increase 15.2% in June quarter
Residential real estate supply surged in June quarter driven by under-construction properties, prices rose 11.7% and 15.2% sequentially, surpassing ready-to-move-in prices in Gurugram, Mumbai, Noida, and Thane.
Housing sales likely to fall 2 pc in Apr-June to nearly 1.2 lakh units across top 9 cities
Housing sales estimated to decline 2% to nearly 1.20 lakh units in current quarter across major cities, mainly due to lower demand in Hyderabad and Pune, as per PropEquity data.
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Mumbai luxury property market records 3rd highest price rise globally in Q1
Mumbai saw a significant rise in prime residential prices, recording the third highest year-on-year growth globally. New Delhi also saw an increase, while Bengaluru experienced a slight drop. Mumbai's growth was driven by strong demand for higher value apartments. India's property markets have seen a surge in prices due to robust economic growth.
Property prices jump by 10-15% in tier 2 cities: Report
Property prices in tier 2 cities have risen by 10-15% due to economic growth, infrastructure development, and reverse migration. Premium locations in Goa, Chandigarh, and Kochi are now comparable to major markets in Delhi and Mumbai. Tier 2 cities offer higher rental yields, attracting homebuyers towards high-rise apartments with luxury amenities.
Should you buy a house now before property prices soar or wait for home loan interest rates to drop?
A favourable wealth effect, driven by a sharp rise in the equity markets, is enticing many first-time homebuy ers to take the plunge, while affluent buyers are looking for second homes. If you are a fence-sitter, still unsure about when to buy a house, this market presents a big dilemma. Is it the right time to buy a house?
Robust housing demand helps in faster inventory liquidation
Residential property markets in the top seven cities - Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, Pune, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad and Kolkata - have witnessed a significant 31% decrease in the time taken to sell active unsold housing inventory, showed a JLL analysis.
India's top 7 cities see 31% decline in time to liquidate unsold housing inventory
According to him, time needed to sell the unsold inventory in the premium segment has dropped from 51 months in 2019 to 29 months in the first quarter of 2024, showcasing the strong sales momentum in this segment. Apartments belonging to ticket size category of Rs 3 crore and above, have also witnessed a 11% reduction in time to sell during the same time.
India’s retail realty expansion to continue led by urbanization, consumption growth
The top seven Indian cities--Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Pune, Kolkata, Chennai--will add over 45 million sq ft of retail real estate through 88 new developments. This anticipated growth will outstrip the retail space supply from the past decade (2014-2023), which totaled around 38 million sq ft, showed data from JLL India.
Holiday home demand tapers off as rentals fall
Goa is becoming a first-home market with interest from businessmen and startup founders. Luxury second homes are in demand, especially in locations like Porvorim. Coonoor Estates is developing high-end luxury homes for buyers looking to settle down.
Affordable homes supply down 38%
New supply of affordable homes - priced up to ₹60 lakh each - declined 38% across eight major cities to 33,420 units during January-March this year, with builders focusing on developing luxury flats, according to PropEquity. Real estate data analytic firm PropEquity attributed the fall in new supply to sharp rise in land and construction costs, which has made development of affordable housing projects less profitable or unviable.
Daughter of Divi's founder shells out Rs 80 crore for two Hyderabad properties
Nilima Prasad Divi, daughter of Murali Divi, the founder of Divi's Laboratories, a prominent pharmaceutical company in India, has recently acquired two properties in Hyderabad, totaling Rs 80 crore. The first property, located in Jubilee Hills, spans 12,000 sq ft with a built-up area of 200 sq ft. The second property, also covering 12,000 sq ft, was acquired for a similar amount from Moturi Surya Kamal Prasad, according to the sale deed documents provided by Zapkey.
Go First's creditors to auction pledged land parcel in Thane
Creditors are set to auction a prime 94-acre land parcel in Thane near Mumbai, previously collateral for loans taken by Go First Airlines. The auction process involves major creditors and potential bidders amidst evolving legal challenges and financial considerations.
Housing prices in this Bengaluru area jumped 32% in Q1; know how much property prices have risen in your city
Average housing prices in Bengaluru have increased by 19% year-on-year (YoY) in the January-March quarter of 2024. It was the highest increase in residential prices among the eight cities, according to a report released by CREDAI and Colliers Liases Foras. Check how much property price has risen in your city
Housing prices in top 8 markets rise average 10% on-year in Q1: Report
Residential real estate in top Indian cities saw a 10% average price increase YoY in the Jan-Mar quarter, driven by strong demand. Bengaluru, Delhi NCR, Ahmedabad, and Pune led with double-digit growth. Unsold inventory increased marginally nationally but dropped in Pune, Delhi-NCR, and Ahmedabad. Bengaluru and Hyderabad saw a slight dip in unsold units quarterly. Developers are monitoring stock and demand for new launches.
Rs 5 crore budget may not guarantee luxury housing in NCR, prices scale new highs
With homes priced at ₹6 crore and above getting sold out within hours of launch, developers are not keen on launching smaller sized apartments, forcing end users to wait for the current uptick in the market to stabilise. The trend is also worrying industry experts as it is giving rise to speculative buying which might eventually cause a bubble in the property market.
Luxury homes overtake the affordable segment. What gives?
Factors contributing to the luxury housing boom in India include rising incomes, the trend of premiumization, and pent-up demand post-pandemic. Additionally, the investment appeal of luxury real estate, shortage of luxury apartments in prime locations, and growing NRI investments further fuel this segment's growth.
Indian luxury homes claim larger share of sales, report shows
Anarock Group's report shows a significant surge in luxury home sales in India, driven by economic growth and demand from non-resident Indians. Affordable housing sales have declined, with mid-range housing remaining dominant.
Residential housing demand and price growth to moderate in FY25: Ind-Ra
The residential real estate sector is projected to maintain stable absorption and prices in FY25, supported by favorable affordability and stable interest rates. Despite the likelihood of a slowdown compared to the high base of FY24, significant growth was recorded in 9MFY24, with sales growth exceeding 25% y-o-y for the top eight real estate clusters. India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra) has a neutral outlook for FY25, expecting pre-sales growth to moderate to 8%-10% y-o-y. Inventory levels have risen in the premium and luxury segments, with a 5% expected growth in property prices for FY25.
Developers snap up 58% more land in FY24 amid rising residential demand
In 2023-24, developers and entities finalised 101 land deals totaling 2,989 acres in India, driven by high residential demand. Major deals occurred in top cities, with tier 2 and 3 cities also showing growth potential. Notable increases were seen in residential, plotted development, and township projects, reflecting a buoyant market.
Quess Corp MD buys 10,000 sq ft plot for ₹67.5 cr in Bengaluru
At ₹70,300 per sq ft, the deal set a new benchmark for the property market in the country's technology hub. "The deal was closed last week, and the property belonged to Arvind Reddy and Geeta Reddy. The last deal closed in this locality was clinched at around ₹68,000 per sq ft by TVS Motor," said people aware of the matter.
Housing market continues to defy higher mortgage rates, property prices
Despite higher mortgage rates and rising prices, India's residential property market is thriving. The first quarter of the year saw record-breaking sales, with 74,486 apartments sold in the top seven markets. Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Pune led the way, with strong sales in the luxury and mid-income segments. Home loan rates are expected to decrease, boosting the affordable housing sector. Prices have increased by 3-15% from last year, with Bengaluru and Delhi NCR seeing the highest increases. The market is expected to continue its growth momentum in 2024.
Mumbai records 3rd highest growth prime residential prices in December quarter
Mumbai's 10% price growth in the past 12 months driven primarily by affluent homebuyers looking for a lifestyle upgrade in the backdrop of a strong economic environment which continues to gain momentum.
India home prices to rise 7% this year and next
Average home prices in India are set to rise 7% this year and next, driven by purchases of luxury properties. The housing market has powered along with Asia's No. 3 economy, facing challenges of stagnant wages, poverty, and a gap between demand and supply of affordable homes. Expectations of interest rate cuts should improve affordability.
NBCC sold commercial space in south Delhi for Rs 272 crore
Grid Controller of India Ltd., a PSU under the Ministry of Power, has bought the space for Rs 36,000 per square feet. Ayurvigyan Nagar area, which is well-connected to major transportation networks and is at the heart of Delhi's business district.
Builders bought 415 acres in Delhi-NCR in 2023 for Rs 9,120 cr to develop projects: Report
With rising property demand, consultant JLL India noted that real estate developers are building a robust supply pipeline by investing in acquisition of land across the country.
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