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Bengaluru and Ahmedabad Lead Surge in Housing Demand
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What Happened?
Housing demand in India rose 8.2% in the July-September quarter, with Bengaluru and Ahmedabad seeing the highest growth. Premium homes are gaining traction as the festive season approaches.
Key points
- Bengaluru's housing demand increased by 14.2%, while Ahmedabad saw a 13.5% rise.
- Navi Mumbai and Thane also performed well in housing demand.
- Nationally, property prices rose by 1% during the quarter.
- Demand for two-bedroom and three-bedroom apartments remains strong.
- Developers are focusing on premium housing in Noida and Greater Noida.
Key insights
- The increase in demand suggests a shift in buyer sentiment as the festive season approaches.
- Premium homes may continue to attract buyers due to changing preferences and infrastructure development.
- The uneven recovery in housing demand highlights varying market conditions across different cities.
Why it matters
The surge in housing demand could indicate a recovering real estate market as buyers become more active during the festive season.
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Source
India Today
