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  1. Delhi-NCR, Mumbai metropolitan region see 49 per cent rise in housing prices
in 5 years

    Delhi-NCR, Mumbai metropolitan region see 49 per cent rise in housing prices in 5 years

    According to the latest ANAROCK data, while Delhi-NCR saw a 49 per cent rise in average residential prices from H1 of 2019 to H1 of this year, MMR saw a 48 per cent rise in average residential prices over the same period .Due to heavy sales, the unsold stock in NCR has seen a decline of more...
  2. Revenue of Rs 11,340 crore generated from auction of 141.4 MHz spectrum: Center

    Revenue of Rs 11,340 crore generated from auction of 141.4 MHz spectrum: Center

    This year the auction has seen activity in the 900 MHz, 1800 MHz, 2100 MHz and 2500 MHz bands.Bharti Airtel spent the most at Rs 6,856.76 crore to buy spectrum in the 900 MHz, 1800 MHz and 2100 MHz bands, followed by Vodafone Idea at Rs 3,510.40 crore and Reliance Jio Infocomm at Rs 973.62...
  3. Unsold housing stock rises 24 percent in top 7 cities; Builders need 22 months to sell: Report

    Unsold housing stock rises 24 percent in top 7 cities; Builders need 22 months to sell: Report

    New Delhi: Unsold housing stock in seven major cities has increased by 24 per cent since 2019 due to oversupply, but realty companies are taking 31 per cent less time to sell these units due to higher sales velocity, according to JLL India. Have been. it will take.In a report released on...
  4. Sales lead time for unsold inventory reduced by 31 percent to 22 months vs 2019: JLL

    Sales lead time for unsold inventory reduced by 31 percent to 22 months vs 2019: JLL

    Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], According to JLL's latest analysis, there has been a significant increase in the residential sector across India's top seven cities, with the time required to sell active unsold housing inventory falling by 31 per cent since 2019. Is.By Q1 2024, the average time...
  5. Amid surge in demand, new residential units decline by 19 per cent: Prop Equity

    Amid surge in demand, new residential units decline by 19 per cent: Prop Equity

    New Delhi [India], New supply of residential units in Tier 1 cities like Mumbai, Bengaluru, Thane, Delhi-NCR has declined by 19 per cent in the first quarter (January-March) of 2024, according to a report by Prop Equity. . A total of 1,05,134 residential units were launched in Q1, a decline of...
  6. Unsold houses in Delhi-NCR declined by 57 percent in last 6 years to 86,420 units at the end of March: Anarock

    Unsold houses in Delhi-NCR declined by 57 percent in last 6 years to 86,420 units at the end of March: Anarock

    New Delhi: The unsold housing stock in Delhi-NCR has declined by 57 per cent over the last six years to 86,420 units at the end of March quarter this year, according to Anarock.Real estate consultant Anarock said in its latest report that the unsold stock of NCR declined from 2,00,476 units at...
  7. 57% decline in unsold real estate properties in Delhi-NCR, rate slows in South India

    57% decline in unsold real estate properties in Delhi-NCR, rate slows in South India

    New Delhi [India]: The tide is turning in Delhi-NCR's real estate sector, once notorious for oversupply and widespread market dislocation, as unsold inventory in the region has declined by a massive 57 per cent in the last five years. The latest report from real estate consultant Anarock Group...
  8. Delhi-NCR leads in terms of decline in unsold housing inventory in the last five years
Year: Report

    Delhi-NCR leads in terms of decline in unsold housing inventory in the last five years Year: Report

    According to Anarock Research, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Chennai saw their collective unsold stock decline by 1 per cent in the same period.Over the past five years, the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) and Pune saw an 8 per cent decline in the cumulative unsold stock.Meanwhile, Kolkata saw a...
  9. China allocates billions of dollars to bail out its troubled property sector

    China allocates billions of dollars to bail out its troubled property sector

    BEIJING: After prolonged hesitation, China has finally announced steps to address the collapse of its huge property sector by allocating billions of dollars to revive its bankrupt real estate sector by buying back unsold homes. and buying back the waste land that was once its mainstay. Economic...
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