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Prestige Group

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housing

Housing Supply Set to Surge in 2025 as Inventory Levels Hit Lowest in 14 Months

The Indian housing market is set for a surge in 2025, with top developers planning to launch 253.16 million sq. ft. of new supply. With inventory overhang at its lowest in 14 months and strong demand for branded housing, new launches are expected to accelerate across major cities.
Bengaluru

Bengaluru Registers Rs. 15,739 Crore in Residential Transactions in Q3 2024, North Bengaluru Leads Market Activity

Bengaluru’s residential real estate market recorded Rs. 15,739 crore in transactions during Q3 2024, reflecting a slight dip from the previous year. North Bengaluru leads in activity, while developers like Embassy and Prestige Group topped sales value. Despite a decline in total transactions, demand remains strong, driven by infrastructure development and a shift in housing preferences.
hyderabad

Hyderabad’s Residential Market Sees Strong Growth: 7% Increase in Transactions and 20% Surge in Sales Value for July-September 2024

Hyderabad’s residential real estate market showed robust growth in the July-September 2024 quarter, with a 7% increase in transactions and a 20% rise in sales value. The city’s housing market remains strong, driven by rising demand for well-connected properties, especially near key IT hubs and the Outer Ring Road. Developers like Aparna Constructions and Prestige Group lead the charge in this expanding market.
bengaluru

Bengaluru’s Home Sales Surge: 30% Jump in Value and 19% Rise in Transactions in June Quarter

Bengaluru’s residential market experienced a 30% jump in home sales value and a 19% increase in transactions in the June quarter of 2024. Prestige Group led in the number of transactions, while Embassy Group achieved the highest sales value. The report highlights a growing demand for premium properties and key trends in various Bengaluru micro-markets.
South India Real Estate in better shape than North and West

South India Doing Better In Real Estate.

South is doing better and the answers lie in figures from, real…