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Growing Stability in Real Estate Scenario

Submitted by 99acres
Tue, 19 Oct 2010

Real estate in India has been among the most talked about sectors globally in the recent years. As recession hit the economies of all countries across the globe, uncertainties clouded almost all the sectors. Even though Indian economy came across as one of the most robust economies in the world, it also suffered slowdown throughout the period of fiscal flu. But apparently, the recovery from global meltdown is achieved to a great extent as sectors flourish and grow like never before.

Some of the hardest hit sectors in India include technology, real estate , finance, outsourcing and others. With time and with the efforts of parties involved, these sectors are seeing an unprecedented wave of development. In particular, Indian real estate that has been grappling with property bubbles and awaiting realty price corrections has finally come to terms with stability. There are no more unnatural price escalations happening in realty market even as property rates continue to witness considerable hikes. No other realty market has developed the way Indian property sector has i.e. covering the entire country- tier- II, III and IV cities, towns and suburbs along with metropolises. From residential to commercial to retail, all segments have blossomed in full swing this year. And that's not all, it is expected to prosper with much more vigor in coming years.

The property developers in India have been conducive to the world class structures coming up across the country. Both the leading realty builders and the local property honchos have elevated the living standards of Indian households to several notches. This has been possible with high class setups being built throughout the entire property spectrum equipped with advanced amenities and round the clock facilities. Major shifts have been made in property trends particularly in tier- II and III cities with construction of numerous integrated townships, coming up of retail chains of world's leading brands, food joints, multiplexes, etc.

The marvelous houses coupled with state-of-the-art amenities, plush office spaces with excellent infrastructure and swanky multi storied malls are the best representations of changing skyline of India. The property prices in the areas where such spaces are developed spiral up considerably every time a new project is announced. Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore Real estate is witnessing gargantuan growth in terms of prices as demand keeps exceeding the supply. The property sector in metro cities is nearing a saturation point where there is no more scope to meet residential and commercial needs. As a result, their peripheries are being redefined with development of suburbs and areas surrounding them. The booming property in Gurgaon , Noida, Ghaziabad, Navi Mumbai, Faridabad, Greater Noida, etc. are some of the best examples of the realty hubs emerging to serve constantly multiplying demand. Along with these areas, tier- II and III cities in proximity to the important cities of the country like the national capital, the financial capital and the technology capital also get the vantage of property development. Hence, the overall property sector in India is magnifying with a stable and sustainable boom which is expected to take the market as high as $45 billion in next 5 years.

In wake of the hordes of property projects developed in most of the potential areas in different cities of the country, the demand is being met substantially but the migration of people and other factors keep escalating the need. The transient uniformity in demand and supply of property has created the phase of stable pricing which is certainly going to stay for a longer time. Indian realty market is raring to go and come across as the most rewarding investment sector.

 

Deepika Bansal writes on behalf of 99acres.com, which is an internet portal dedicated to meet every aspect of the consumers needs in the real estate industry. At 99 acres, you can advertise a property, search for a property and browse through residential property & commercial property and other Properties


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