The disruption and the uncertainty caused by the tariff tirade unleashed by the US President Donald Trump against India, has kicked up a debate about its likely impact on India's businesses and economy. What will be the fall out of additional 50% tariff imposed on Indian exports, on the real estate sector?
Post-liberalization reforms, REITs, fractional ownership, and PMAY have made real estate more affordable, accessible, and secure, opening lucrative investment avenues for retail investors.
Gurgaon administration's move to hike circle rates of residential properties for FY 2025-26 from August 1, in the range of 8% to 77%, amidst prevailing sky- rocketing prices, is set to further push up cost of home acquisition, in turn adversely impacting the housing sales which have been facing slowdown for the last three quarters.
Branded plots are headed to become a mainstream asset class for their proven ability to create inter-generational wealth and portfolio diversification.
After a 4-year upcycle in housing, the tide has turned with residential property facing downturn. The sharp decline in housing sales due to high property prices and global headwinds, has put brakes on the bull-run, sending alarm bells ringing.
The Draft Registration Bill 2025 proposes a digital overhaul of India’s property registration system, aiming to simplify processes, enhance transparency, reduce fraud, and modernize land record management.
RBI's 100 bps rate cut eases home loan burden, but soaring prices and 36% drop in affordable housing supply hinder 'Housing for All'. Policy reforms, land banks, and revised PMAY caps are crucial.
In the short term, the sector may witness cautious buyer sentiment. However, a gradual recovery is expected as inflation stabilizes and interest rates moderate.
There's a huge potential in the Delhi-NCR market provided developers give the right product with the right size and right pricing, suited to the needs of aspiring homebuyers.
Gurgaon's freeze on circle rates follows a sales dip amid soaring prices. With affordability falling, developers now shift focus to smaller, mid-priced homes to revive demand and balance the market.
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