New Delhi, December 23, 2023 : India’s dynamic economy and booming infrastructure are setting the stage for unprecedented changes in the 2024 real estate landscape.
The real estate sector in India is making significant strides across various segments—affordable, mid-segment, luxury, commercial, and retail. Notably, Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities have emerged as major demand centers in the 2022-23 period, establishing remarkable benchmarks.
As the festive season unfolds, there’s a fresh surge in demand, driven by the active participation of millennials and Gen-Z, keen on investing their disposable income.
Moreover, the government’s emphasis on crucial infrastructure projects is propelling the Indian real estate sector forward at an impressive pace. The interconnectedness of infrastructure and real estate serves as the cornerstone for generating demand, unlocking new growth prospects, and fostering value appreciation. A prime example is the ongoing Delhi-Mumbai Motorway project, anticipated to catalyze growth corridors in various cities along its route, giving rise to new logistics parks, commercial hubs, data centers, and townships.
What to expect from 2024?
Amidst the backdrop of the nation’s robust economic progress, homebuyers are eagerly anticipating a stable interest rate environment. However, the inflation in construction costs is poised to usher in an imminent increase in real estate prices. Notably, prominent developers have responded to the escalating demand for homes by implementing price adjustments, heightening expectations for future house price estimates.
The concept of luxury is undergoing a transformative shift in India. This transcends housing and retail to encompass technology and experiences, reaching an all-time high in aspirational value and exposure. This shift is expected to significantly influence the product mix and design within the luxury segment.
The authority of the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) is slated to expand further, bolstering its role in safeguarding homebuyers. The implementation of grading systems, improved grievance management, and vigilant oversight on timely delivery will create a widening gap between Grade A developers and others in the industry.
Corporate Comm India (CCI Newswire)
