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Revolutionizing Mumbai’s Real Estate: The Impact of Infrastructure Development on the MMR Landscape

Panvel’s Housing Price Surge Outshines Prime Worli in MMR: Peripheral Areas Outpace City Centers in Growth

Mumbai’s peripheral Panvel recorded a 58% surge in housing prices, outshining Worli’s 37% growth over six years. ANAROCK Research reveals similar trends across India, where improved connectivity and infrastructure have boosted peripheral areas, making them strong competitors to traditional prime locations. Explore the rising demand for affordable, spacious housing.
Investment in Indian real estate

Real Estate Dominates AIF Investments with Rs 75,468 Cr in H1 FY25

In H1 FY25, real estate led the AIF investment sector with INR 75,468 crore, reflecting a growing appetite for alternative investments. Real estate continues to benefit from tailored financing solutions, with Category II AIFs making up a significant portion of the total AIF commitments in India.
luxury real estate

Luxury Home Sales Surge in India’s Top Cities: Average Ticket Size Rises by 23% in H1 FY25

India’s top seven cities have experienced a 23% rise in the average ticket size of luxury homes sold in the first half of FY2025. NCR, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad led the growth, with total sales value rising by 18%, despite a slight dip in the number of units sold.
Unsold stock of homes

Lead-to-Buy Conversion Time for Indian Housing Drops to 26 Days in H1 FY25, Reflecting Strong Demand

The latest ANAROCK data reveals a significant drop in the lead-to-buy conversion time for Indian homes, now standing at just 26 days in H1 FY25, down from 33 days in FY21. Ultra-luxury homes, priced above INR 3 Cr, are seeing the quickest decisions, while mid-range homes continue to see slightly longer conversion times due to rising property prices. The trend reflects both strong demand and growing buyer confidence in reputable developers.
RBI

RBI’s Upcoming Monetary Policy Announcement: Implications for the Housing Market

The RBI’s forthcoming monetary policy announcement could reshape the housing market landscape in India. A possible repo rate cut may lower home loan interest rates, making EMIs more manageable for buyers. With property prices rising significantly, the impact on affordability and investor sentiment will be closely monitored.