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Real estate stocks traded mixed in early market hours as the Nifty Realty index slipped around 1%. Shares of Godrej Properties, Lodha Developers and DLF declined, while select stocks like Oberoi Realty and Anant Raj showed mild gains as investors remained cautious.

Indian Stock Markets Open: Real Estate Stocks Trade Mixed as Nifty Realty Remains Under Pressure

Real estate stocks traded mixed in early market hours as the Nifty Realty index slipped around 1%. Shares of Godrej Properties, Lodha Developers and DLF declined, while select stocks like Oberoi Realty and Anant Raj showed mild gains as investors remained cautious.
Real estate stocks started the day on a weak note as the Nifty Realty index declined and most major developers traded in the red. Broader market caution and global risk sentiment are weighing on the sector, with investors watching interest rates and institutional flows for direction.

🏗️ Realty Stocks Open Flat-to-Positive as Markets Brace for Monetary Policy Announcement

Realty stocks opened on a steady note today with the Nifty Realty index trading flat-to-positive as investors awaited the monetary policy announcement. Large developers gained while mid-caps stayed mixed. Here’s a full analysis of what to expect through the day.
The GST Council’s landmark reform slashes tax rates on cement and key construction materials from September 22, 2025. Homebuyers stand to gain as lower input costs reduce project expenses by 3–5%, boosting affordability in the mid-income and budget housing segments. Experts including Anuj Puri (ANAROCK) and the Cement Manufacturers’ Association hail the move as transformative, with potential to revive demand and accelerate project launches ahead of the festive season.

Homebuyers to Benefit as GST on Cement, Building Materials Cut From Sept 22

The GST Council’s landmark reform slashes tax rates on cement and key construction materials from September 22, 2025. Homebuyers stand to gain as lower input costs reduce project expenses by 3–5%, boosting affordability in the mid-income and budget housing segments. Experts including Anuj Puri (ANAROCK) and the Cement Manufacturers’ Association hail the move as transformative, with potential to revive demand and accelerate project launches ahead of the festive season.
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Jan-June investment inflows in Indian realty up 14% YoY at USD 2.6 bn

Institutional investments in Indian real estate touched USD2.6 Bn during H1 2022,…