Future of the real estate market in India in 2023 | Mint Explains | Mint

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The video is about how the real estate market is shaping up in a post-pandemic world. With vaccination drives and relaxation of restrictions, the market is showing signs of revival. The demand for affordable housing is likely to remain strong, particularly in urban areas, while commercial real estate could see a shift towards flexible and hybrid workspaces. Additionally, the Indian government’s focus on infrastructure development and introduction of regulatory reforms are expected to provide a boost to the real estate sector in the year 2023.
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@anikettiwari6885 Год назад

Real estate has become unnecessarily expensive in Lucknow. The prices have skyrocketed and the increase in price is 40% within a year. The middle class can't even think about buying a house

@Barati-om5vm Год назад

areas like lucknow cant,sarad, vijaynagar has low rise in price

@shaswattripathi9462 10 месяцев назад

Just wait for 2 more years my company Shandilya Developers coming with best affordable housing segment.

@Nirantarworld 5 месяцев назад

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@cocchamp1473 Месяц назад

@@shaswattripathi9462Till then we couldn't even afford ur company house😢

@sadenb 10 месяцев назад

If for a $2500 per capita income, you have such high real estate price, Imagine the real estate price when it will be a $20000 per capita economy.

@ashred9665 11 месяцев назад

OVERPRICED FOR NO REASON, AFFORDABLE HOUSING IS A JOKE

@Ravi-vj7cj 11 месяцев назад

Exactly

@alpinist_kunal 9 месяцев назад

Mint had minted enough for promoting real estate promotion.Buyers beware

@satyanarayanamurthy6702 4 месяца назад

I've visited Soukhyam project. The sales team is very helpful and polite. The location is prime, so in upcoming years the price will go up in no time. So its a good investment.

@gaurav9411 6 месяцев назад

Real estate in haridwar is bonkers. From Rs1100/sqft the rates have skyrocketed to upto 3 times Rs 3000/sqft. Middle class cant afford even 800sqft homes now.

@gaurav9411 6 месяцев назад

The above rise is within 1 year from 2022-2023

@antheriamoinabad Год назад

Thank you for sharing valuable information and insights on the real estate industry.

@Ravi-vj7cj 11 месяцев назад

Not brighter for middle class family even high salaried family .. very high prices

@sadenb 10 месяцев назад

FSI must increase for all cities.

@MithunOnTheNet 10 месяцев назад

Marketing fluff on behalf of real estate firms. Doesn't talk about unaffordability and shrinking apartment sizes.

@harneetsingh8776 Год назад

Repetitive information,, you've only paraphrased the views of a handful of CEOs of Real-Estate industry. They are bound to paint a rosy picture...The steep pricing of numerous projects is bound to adversely affect the affordability and demand. Any comments ??

@shashanktanwar Год назад

Totally agree. 2022 has been a boom year for real estate. The steep increase in prices in a short span is definitely going to impact the affordability. I see prices in gurgaon for a 2BHK has crossed 1CR which pre pandemic were starting from 45-50Lakhs. I don't understand when the average income of a citizen is 25k-30k, event for someone earning 1Lakh per month, affording a 3BHK seems unlikely as the EMI burden will be huge. how is this growth going to sustain for the next 3-4 years. Still all the real estate agents, youtubers etc always try to paint a rosy picture, trying to create FOMO. It doesn't seem that retail end users are now driving the market beyond the levels that it has reached now. Let's see if there would a long time correction in the coming years, as prices won't fall anyway.

@balbhatt 11 месяцев назад

Indian per capita is 10 time lower then China 🇨🇳, world giant Chinese real estate giant Evergrand Registar bankruptcy last week do Indian builders too going on same line ?