New housing supply in Delhi-NCR triples in Q2 to 13,311 units: PropEquity | News
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Fresh supply of residential properties in Delhi-NCR is estimated to triple during July-September. Photo: Shutterstock
Fresh supply of residential properties in Delhi-NCR is estimated to triple during July-September to over 13,300 units as developers look to encash strong demand, according to PropEquity.
Real estate data analytics firm PropEquity has estimated new launches of housing properties at 13,311 units in the current quarter as against 4,147 units in the year-ago period.
Housing sales in Delhi-NCR are likely to increase 22 per cent during July-September 2024 to 10,263 units from 8,411 units in the corresponding period of the previous year.
Rise in fresh supply of homes was one of the major factors for an increase in sales in Delhi-NCR market, besides strong consumer demand.
Overall across nine major cities, PropEquity data shows that new launches in July-September 2024 may fall to 93,693 units from 1,05,655 units in the same period last year.
Sales are estimated to decline 18 per cent to 1,04,393 units in the quarter under review from 1,26,848 units in the same period last year.
These nine cities are — Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Thane, Pune, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai and Kolkata.
Jain expects the upward trend in sales to continue in the upcoming festive season as well as over the next few years.
Sanju Bhadana, MD of Gurugram-based 4S Developers, attributed the rise in sales and launches in NCR to infrastructure development in the past few years.
“The enquiries from homebuyers have been encouraging and we are hopeful that the next quarter sales could potentially be higher than previous festive quarters,” he added.
Gurugram-based real estate brokerage firm VS Realtors (I) Pvt Ltd founder and CEO Vijay Harsh Jha said, the NCR market has been performing exceptionally well defying the all-India trend.
Rochak Bakshi, Founder and CEO of True North Financial Services, said the demand is driven by investors because of price rise.
“The sharp appreciation has made most of properties beyond the reach of end-users and the possibility of a significant appreciation from the current level looks very unlikely,” he added.
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First Published: Sep 21 2024 | 2:58 PM IST
