Realtors put a lock on festive offers amid high demand

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New Delhi: Real estate developers are avoiding festive offers this season due to the rapid oversubscription and quick sales of projects, unlike in the past when home purchases included various incentives like TVs, AC units, cars, and even foreign trips, said top real estate executives...

In the past 18 months, the majority of unsold inventory has been sold, resulting in increased demand for newly launched projects," said Manoj Gaur, chairman of CREDAI National and CMD of Gaurs Group...

According to industry reports, residential sales in India are projected to achieve a record high in 2023, as developers anticipate selling more than 500,000 housing units by the year's end...

Developers are receiving 4,000 checks for 800 flats, indicating that demand is surpassing supply," said Harsh V Bansal, convenor of the CII Delhi sub-committee on real estate...

The encouraging aspect is that reputable developers are introducing projects that appeal to both homebuyers and investors," explained Vishal Raheja, MD at InvestoXpert.com, a real estate brokerage firm...

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