Greater Noida commanded 62% of Noida-Greater Noida property registrations in Q3 2024, driving 6% volume growth and 34% sales value surge to ₹6,328 crore. Jewar Airport and metro expansions fuel premium demand as average prices hit ₹61 lakh.
Faridabad's ongoing smart city projects, coupled with major expressway and RRTS connectivity, are boosting real estate demand through enhanced livability and investor confidence.
G Square Fortune City’s record-breaking sale of 500 plots worth ₹122 crore in 72 hours underscores Madurai’s rising demand for DTCP-approved plotted developments near IT hubs and commercial zones.
Noida Authority merges with Registration Bill 2025 to introduce online applications, real-time tracking, and digital payments, streamlining property transactions for transparency and investor trust.
Chandigarh witnesses record-breaking property transactions in premium areas like Sector 18-A and Motor Market, with a two-kanal house selling for ₹32 crore, signaling robust investor sentiment despite tax hikes and digital reforms.
Hyderabad's 2024 CREDAI report reveals a 17% rise in average ticket prices and 14% improve inventory absorption, with North West dominating sales and South West leading price growth, solidifying the city as India's premium housing hotspot with strong office market expansion.
The Indian real estate market, particularly in Bengaluru, is transforming with a focus on integrated townships and fractional ownership, enhancing investor confidence and opportunities.
Maytas Infra faces significant challenges, including management issues, stock downgrades, and project cancellations, raising concerns about its future viability.
Promoters have increased their holdings significantly amidst falling stock prices, supported by new Sebi regulations allowing higher stake acquisitions, enhancing investor confidence.
The RBI may cut interest rates sooner and more aggressively than planned due to the Mumbai terror attacks and the economic slowdown. The attacks targeted key business hubs, impacting investor confidence. Analysts expect further rate cuts to counter the slowdown and bolster the economy.
The real estate sector faces challenges as DLF's stock drops below its issue price, reflecting broader market declines and investor uncertainty.